Cabbage Recipes : How to Chop Cabbage for Coleslaw in a Food Processor

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Cabbage for Cole slaw needs to be chopped in a very specific way. Find out how to chop cabbage for Cole slaw in a food processor with help from the owner and operator of a variety of food businesses in this free video clip.
Expert: Devra Gartenstein
Contact: www.quirkygourmet.com
Bio: Devra Gartenstein has owned and run a variety of food businesses for more than 20 years. She has published two cookbooks: "The Accidental Vegan" and "Local Bounty".
Filmmaker: Jay Windland
Series Description: Cabbage can be cooked in a wide variety of different ways depending on your preferences, including from soups to salads and everything in between. Find out about cabbage recipes and learn how to cook your own wonderful dishes with help from the owner and operator of a variety of food businesses in this free video series.

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@janetswanson7710 2 года назад

I would have loved to have seen a close up of the blade used!!

@traceyferens2567 4 года назад

Hate negative reply’s, as my mum use to say if you have noting positive to say don’t say it, I’m always grateful to any one who does videos to be watched by the public, don’t you think that’s a good thing

@RUT812 3 года назад

One of the best uses of a food processor!

@amybagnall6097 2 года назад

Yes! And also to grate cheese- that’s one of the best!!

@heatherressler3718 5 лет назад

I had no idea how to use the disk blades on the food processor, and I knew I couldn't shred the cabbage nicely by hand. Your video helps a ton. Thank you!

@user1927 8 лет назад

This was also very satisfying to watch

@ginnymccaskey4791 6 лет назад

Thanks. Just what I needed to know!

@hyenaswine 9 лет назад

This video will go viral. Amazing.

@elizdiamond13 9 лет назад

While cabbage may be easy for most people to cut by hand, I can't do that with permanent back pain issues. This saves me from a week of added back pain. Thank you!

@lindarosec 6 лет назад

Tasty Worker There is such thing as permanent back pain. My dad suffers from it due to herniated disc, meaning the spongy disc between the bones that form the spine are damaged or wasted down causing permanent back pain that never goes away, not even a guaranteed with surgery, and must be on pain meds permanently only to alleviate some of the pain & discomfort this causes. There are many causes for back pain and until you walk in someone else's shoes, you don't really know what they're going through so perhaps you shouldn't jump to any conclusions and assume you know the answer to why someone is in pain.

@garyfaulkner5633 5 лет назад

Buy nu bax and you will be amazed .

@deb10000 11 лет назад

Feed it all through again to get finer chopped cabbage or cut the chunks up into several smaller pieces first before putting into the food processor, which makes the cole slaw much easier to eat and even tastes better.

@ranisahani9827 11 лет назад

THANK YOU!!! You saved me AND I had fun!!!

@ultraali453 5 лет назад

Nice video, Thank you

@rambunctious44 3 года назад

SHE'S A WIZARD!!! (As I run downstairs to see if I have that attachment) .... thanks!!

@amybagnall6097 2 года назад

I haven’t purchased any additional blades for mine, so fingers crossed, it’s in my kitchen vanity!

@Chardonbois Год назад

Would be helpful to show us which blade.

@SBha30 12 лет назад

very cool

@felipea1844 3 года назад

Thank you.

@cotemillan 2 года назад

Thank you great video! Please upload an update showing how to make sauerkraut or maybe even kimchi and other fermented food s

@lindarosec 6 лет назад

For an older version, this food processor barely makes any noise. Mine is so loud and just bought it last year. The spout on mine is narrower though, I'll have to chop the cabbage into smaller chunks. I also want smaller pieces, I think I'll use the shredder blade instead of the slicer. Thx so much for the demo 😊

@seikibrian8641 6 лет назад

So did you try it with the shredding disk? If so, did it work for you or did you end up with cabbage pulp? I know what you mean about noise: I had an original Cuisinart in the 1970s but sold it in the '80s, and then a few years ago when I got back into cooking in a big way I bought a KitchenAid food processor since I liked their stand mixer so well. It was so noisy and so hard to clean that I got rid of it and bought a new Cuisinart DFP-14 (the 14-cup brother to the 20-cup model in this video) -- much quieter than the KA, and easier to use and to clean since the bowl design is simpler, and the large feed tube is a bonus.

@thetaijicentre9704 5 лет назад

experiment with chopper blade (not the grating disk - if the shredding disk/narrow shute combo is not workable

@fredconnolly6942 26 дней назад

For those who don't know which blade to use, it all depends on which food processor you have. Mine has 2 blades I can use. One for medium slicing/shredding and one for small slicing/shredding. If your only has one, use that one. If you want smaller pieces run the cabbage thru again. It's not rocket science. You can also slow down the video or stop it at the point she is putting the spindle on the blade. Lastly you can read the Owner's Manual that came with your food processor:))

@DJBRUCEK1 9 лет назад

thank you; does the brand of equipment you use matter??

@jael8336 7 лет назад

people are SO ridiculous !!! If you want to do it by hand, why watch the video ??? Some people are just way too negative on everything. What a downer it must be to be around y'all.....

@GRTVO 7 лет назад

Agreed

@jennw6354 5 лет назад

If someone wants to chop by hand - why watch this video?

@thetaijicentre9704 5 лет назад

Not sure what the specific way was? But comparing mine to yours the shute is Wide and Large, and that you place the cabbage in sideways not as a top down wedge that i have been doing. I notice too that you selected a small cabbage, that happens to match the shute size also. How to prepare chunks from larger (normal) sized cabbages without them falling apart before processing?

@galliontrillion 6 лет назад

magic x

@macandlynnmcclintock1018 5 лет назад

What food processor do you have looks great large bowl quite Thanks unhelpful. This video will go viral. Amazing.

@seikibrian8641 4 года назад

That looks like a Custom 14™ 14 Cup Food Processor, as seen here: www.cuisinart.com/shopping/appliances/food_processors/dfp-14bcny This model has been chosen year after year as America's Test Kitchen's highest-rated food processor. It doesn't have a lot of bells and whistles, but it does all the jobs a food processor needs well. I had a white-plastic model back in the 80s that I gave to a friend when I bought the brushed-metal with black plastic model that's shown in the link. (I gave away a big KitchenAid adjustable slice thickness model because it was just too fussy.)

@tumekahicks9552 7 лет назад

Thank you! I have to make sauteed cabbage today for Thanksgiving. I don't feel like doing all that chopping. 😉

@MrsKirika 10 лет назад

RottingintheMidwest, you are sooo wrong! It doesn't take ages to wash the food processor. I have a kenwood one and I am sooo happy I got it!

@julieanne89 11 лет назад

What food processor do you have looks great large bowl quite Thanks

@seikibrian8641 6 лет назад

That looks like a Cuisinart DLC-XP, and yes, it's large...20 cups. It's the largest FP among "consumer" food processors as far as I know. To go larger you'd need to get a commercial model from a restaurant supply vendor. (It might be the DFP-14 14-cup model, though; it's hard to judge size without a reference of some kind for scale.)

@gnarly3000 Год назад

Which food processor is that?

@jorge.r.garciadealba Год назад

What is the food processor brand and model?

@seikibrian8641 6 лет назад

What you called a "grating blade" is a shredding disk, and what you called a "chopping blade" is a slicing disk. The actual chopping blade is the S-shaped blade that you called a chopping blade the first time, which goes in the bottom of the bowl and is used to chop garlic, herbs, nuts, etc. There IS a grating blade available as an accessory, and it's used for grating parmesan cheese and the like.

@sandydegener6436 Год назад

Ah! A Cuisinart! The "Cadillac" of food processors

@user-lh8sy4lr2u Год назад

What food processor (brand/model) is she using?

@strawberrybounce2 4 месяца назад

My processor barely fits good sized pieces of cabbage in the open mouth part of it.

@m.taylor 26 дней назад

I guess if we cut it into chunks, we would rinse the cabbage after it is shredded.

@joannaberg6162 4 года назад

Confusing- Next time show the blade to the camera or describe it clearly because that part isn’t clear at all.

@sarathcpt 4 года назад

I thought I had my kitchen & food processor terminology down ..but then I watched this video. Isn't this 'slicing' a cabbage using the 'slicing disk' ?

@SubhanAli-mq6me 5 месяцев назад

1:06

@Teewriter 3 года назад

I use my mouli.

@goodlife5101 10 месяцев назад

Good video, but you didn't show the top/front of the blade. You identified it verbally, but didn't show us what the blade looks like.

@rharris8890 8 лет назад

that cabbage wasn't cut finely enough-- the slices were too long. Should have broken the cabbage into smaller pieces before processing it

@Lisa_MS64 7 лет назад

I use the regular chopping blade for coleslaw, combining cabbage and onion in the bowl, and pulsing until desired texture. The shreds in this video would be great for stir-fry

@bigpardner 6 лет назад

I agree, too long and thick; something for Chinese soup. I wonder if the force, speed, you push it through affects the thickness of the cut and if there are blades with varying depths of cut.

@seikibrian8641 6 лет назад

+ bigpardner -- No, the pressure and feed speed don't affect the thickness of the resulting slices significantly; that's a matter of the blade opening width, which on this model is fixed. The standard slicing blade (not "chopping blade" as she wrongly called it) is 4mm, but there are accessory disks available in 2mm, 6mm, and 8mm thicknesses, as well as a 6mm X 6mm French fry disk.

@fyryred 4 года назад

@@seikibrian8641 great answer. I only watched this video to see if the slicing blade opening width would be mentioned. I have such an accessory set of Cuisinart disks with different blade opening widths.

@seikibrian8641 4 года назад

@@fyryred Yes, I consider having a few accessory blades to be a must. Some brands have an adjustable slicing disk with which you can set various thicknesses before (or in some cases during) a slicing session, but the ones I've tried had other issues that have always brought me back to the Cuisinart Custom 14 as seen here. Cuisinart used to sell a storage box that could hold several disks as well as the chopping blade (the "S" blade), but it seems to be "out of stock" every time I look it up. They do offer a small, round disk holder, but I want the big box. (I lost the one I had during a move.)

@user-pu2hy5gk4n 2 года назад

Not washing at all?

@RottingintheMidwest 10 лет назад

with the time it takes to break out the food processor, cleaning it, and putting it away does this really save time for home use? cabbage is super easy to cut by hand.

@a-shbeatz2381 4 года назад

spaghetti coleslow :D

@cfenwickmhsrd 11 лет назад

Redo and show the blades -- I couldn't tell what blade you were using.

@seikibrian8641 6 лет назад

She used the 4mm slicing disk.

@dawngarrett1745 Год назад

Thank you. I was trying to figure out which mm to use. I have 2, 4, 6

@ecolivia 2 года назад

You do not show the blade in any clear way. :-((

@Fairylander123 8 лет назад

What does the blade look like????? Frustrating video!

@householdprophet7624 7 лет назад

its the slicer blade. looks like a half moon cut out of steel......

@leannakorns-arida2485 6 лет назад

Fairylander123 j7

@seikibrian8641 4 года назад

If this video doesn't answer most of your questions, try the one here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Junna4uGy5I.html

@bonanzatime 7 лет назад

Now you have to clean the food processor; why not just use the knife?

@BisFitty 7 лет назад

Time

@coehelen 7 лет назад

There are videos using a knife for slicing cabbage and they do it as fast or faster than a processor and one item to clean. I agree with you, bonanzatime.

@BisFitty 7 лет назад

oh kitty kitty Including cleaning, it takes me less than 2 minutes to process my cabbage and carrots AND clean the processor.

@bigpardner 6 лет назад

That depends on how much you are making, how available the processor is, if you are going to use the processor for other tasks. How long does it take to get out the processor, use it, wash it, and put it away, compared to using a knife?