Adding color to your meals helps keep the kitchen inspiration flowing. I’ve found a hue of produce gets me more excited to cook at home if I know there will be something vibrant on the table. You can highlight the simplicity of your vegetables with just a few add-ons–here, cilantro, lime, and salt really kick things off. And you get to use up that cilantro you have slowly wilting in the back of the fridge, stems included. If you still have leftover cilantro, try making our herb scrap chimichurri, to top those buddha bowls, pasta and more off with. (Is there anything cilantro can’t do?)
Pro tip for storing cilantro! Wash ASAP in a produce friendly soak and store in the fridge in a glass of water, as you would flowers. Your herbs will last ten times longer.
Add this limey cabbage cilantro slaw to your next dinner! And let us know how it goes #closedloopcooking
Thanks for the limey cabbage cilantro slaw recipe! As it turned out, I had all the ingredients on hand, some that needed using up. This was simple, colorful, crunchy and tasty. I had avocado on hand, which was a perfect addition. This has a Caribbean feel, a warm accent to cold weather—though appropriate year-round.
That sounds delicious! It’s literally my favorite salad, so easy and adds that bright flavor during cold weather 🙂