Conehead Cabbage
Written By Laura Bennett
There’s nothing quite like conehead cabbage, also known as Filderkraut. Often exceeding 5 to 10 pounds, this large conical cabbage can definitely help you get through the winter. Thick crisp leaves are great in soups, slaws, and wraps.
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