Preserved Cabbage

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Box: 14 OZ
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Beschreibung

A time-honored Chinese-Thai pantry essential, preserved cabbage — known as tang chai in Thai and dong cai in Chinese — is finely chopped cabbage cured with salt and garlic, then aged to develop its signature savory, umami-rich aroma. Packed in a traditional ceramic-style jar, this is the same flavor-boosting ingredient generations of cooks have reached for to add instant depth and character to their dishes.

A little goes a long way. Just a spoonful stirred into noodle soups, congee, or stir-fries delivers that unmistakable savory-sweet, slightly funky kick that defines so many beloved Asian comfort foods — from Thai kuay teow (noodle soup) and jok (rice porridge) to Chinese braises, dumpling fillings, and steamed fish.

Highlights

  • Traditional recipe — cabbage, salt, and garlic, slowly preserved
  • Intensely savory and aromatic — pure umami in every spoonful
  • Authentic ceramic-style jar keeps the flavor sealed in
  • Long shelf life — a true pantry staple
  • Versatile finishing touch for soups, noodles, rice, and stir-fries

Ways to enjoy:

  • Stir into noodle soups (kuay teow, wonton noodle, beef noodle)
  • Sprinkle over rice congee (jok) with ginger and scallions
  • Mix into pork or shrimp dumpling and wonton fillings
  • Add to steamed fish, tofu, or minced pork dishes
  • Toss into fried rice or vegetable stir-fries for instant depth

Storage: Keep in a cool, dry place. After opening, refrigerate and use a clean, dry spoon to scoop.

One small jar, endless flavor — the secret ingredient hiding in countless bowls of your favorite Asian comfort food.

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