Go chefcore with cabbage
Forget cauliflower – 2026 is officially the year of the cabbage. It’s cheap, it lasts forever in your fridge, and thanks to the internet, we’ve finally realized it’s good for more than just soggy coleslaw. We’re talking charred wedges, crispy schnitzels, and spicy ferments. Try these apps to give this humble veggie the main character energy it deserves.
Cook in the chefcore aesthetic
NYT Cooking: Quick Tasty Meals
The New York Times Company
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- 1Browse culinary ideas for any occasion that have been researched and tested by expert chefs and food writers
- 2Follow step-by-step instructions while learning practical techniques for home chefs of all experience levels
- 3Create a personalized Recipe Box of your favorite dishes or share your ratings and notes with fellow foodies
If you want to know why everyone on your feed is suddenly making caramelized cabbage pasta, this is the source. NYT Cooking defines the trends before they hit TikTok. You’ll find recipes from slow-roasting cabbage until it’s buttery and sweet, to searing the leaves until they are deeply charred and nutty – turning a $3 vegetable into a centerpiece.
Must try their: “Roasted Cabbage with Parmesan, Walnuts and Anchovies” or “Brown Butter Bucatini with Charred Cabbage”
Must try their: “Roasted Cabbage with Parmesan, Walnuts and Anchovies” or “Brown Butter Bucatini with Charred Cabbage”
Make it messy but delicious
If NYT Cooking is a dinner party, Sidekick is the after-party. You want to make something that slaps, like a crispy cabbage and wild mushroom okonomiyaki or a spicy slaw that clears your sinuses. Created by a group of real-life pals, the app uses a casual, banter-filled tone that makes you feel like you’re cooking with a friend.
Must try their: “Hot Honey Roast Cabbage and Apple Bake” or “Charred Cabbage with Whipped Miso Tofu and Smoky Nut Butter”
Must try their: “Hot Honey Roast Cabbage and Apple Bake” or “Charred Cabbage with Whipped Miso Tofu and Smoky Nut Butter”
Cabbage feels intimidating? Learn visually
Kitchen Stories: Rezepte
Kitchen Stories
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- 1Die ansprechend präsentierten Rezepte und nützlichen Kochtipps helfen dir, deine Gäste zu beeindrucken
- 2Die Rezeptseiten enthalten Zubereitungsdauer, Anleitung, die passende Weinauswahl und Kochvideos
- 3Der Kochmodus: Dein Display schaltet sich nicht aus, während du schnippelst und brätst
Cabbage can be intimidating – how do you cut it without slicing your finger? How do you fold a cabbage leaf into a neat parcel? Kitchen Stories is the most visually helpful guide on the market. This app shows you exactly how thick to shred it for a salad versus how thick to slice it for a roast.
Must try their: “Cabbage Rolls, Stuffed with Meat” or “Easy Miso Glazed Cabbage”
Must try their: “Cabbage Rolls, Stuffed with Meat” or “Easy Miso Glazed Cabbage”
Tame the cabbage leftover
Supercook-Rezeptgenerator
SuperCook
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- 1Reduce waste and save money with recipes you can make using just the ingredients you already have on hand
- 2Click the mic button to verbally the food items in your home or update your digital pantry for new meal ideas
- 3Browse a vast digital cookbook broken down by categories like soups, snacks, entrees, and desserts
Here is the thing with cabbage: You buy one head, use a quarter of it for a recipe, and then have a massive vegetable taking up space in your fridge for three weeks. SuperCook solves the leftovers. You tell SuperCook exactly what you have (eg. cabbage + soy sauce + eggs), and it instantly curates a list of recipes from across the internet that match your inventory.