I have recently pickled some red cabbage in kilnner jars. When we first ate the pickled cabbage it was crisp but in other jars it had lost it rispness. How do I keep it crisp
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Yes, I've always aimed to eat it up within about 6 weeks as I think it deteriorates after than which is a shame as it's not a long storage method
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I usually only do a couple of jars pickled then the rest gets braised along with some apple there's a lot of different recipes and they all freeze well:-
Organic Braised Red Cabbage with Apple - Abel & ColeLocation....East Midlands.
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There's a nice braised recipe with balsamic vinegar in the Abel and Cole recipe book too
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A little extra salt and sugar will help with crispness and keep the process cold, by all means heat the spices with the vinegar but let it cool before covering the cabbage.
PS I assume that you have initially salted the shredded cabbage, and rinsed and dried first.Eat well, live well, drink moderately and be happy (hic!)
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