Napa cabbage, sometimes called Chinese cabbage or celery cabbage, is a vegetable in the Brassica family (the category that Brussels sprouts, cauliflower, and broccoli fall into). It gets its name from ...

When it comes to all the different types of cabbage you can cook with, Napa cabbage is a little sweeter than the green and red cabbage varieties you might be used to. The leaves are also very tender, ...

Bright green napa cabbage is so eye-catching, yet most of us probably stroll by every time we see a head hanging out in the produce section. Why? Because we aren’t really sure what the heck to do with ...

Serve this quick sauté with grilled pork chops, steak, or fish and plenty of steamed rice to soak up the garlicky sauce. Kate Winslow is a recipe developer and food editor based in New Jersey. She is ...

Salmon, bacon and cabbage are a match made in heaven: The richness of the salmon is a nice contrast to the sweet, delicate flavor of the cabbage. In a large, deep skillet with a lid, cook bacon over ...

Allysen Mahaffey, the marketing coordinator at the Winston-Salem Journal, recently raved about this recipe for grilled Napa cabbage. Mahaffey had seen the recipe in the newsletter from Sungold Farm, ...

A neighbor gave me a head of Napa cabbage the other week. I wondered what to do with it. The giant head of cabbage is more leafy than traditional cabbage that you might use for coleslaw. I'd eaten it ...

This easy meal is spiced with Korean ingredients for a flavor reminiscent of kimchi. Instructions: Heat the oil in a wide skillet over high heat. Add the ginger and cook until it’s just fragrant, ...

So, you're halfway through making dinner, and your recipe calls for napa cabbage… but your fridge says otherwise. Don’t panic—I’ve been there, and the good news is there are lots of easy swaps that ...

If you have eaten a Chinese dish with vegetables, you have probably eaten napa cabbage. Typically they are white squares that look like they should be onions but have not turned clear. To do your own ...