
Apple Red Cabbage and Potato Salad
90—120 MinA traditional sweet-and-tangy red cabbage side dish with apples, honey and warming spices, served alongside classic potato salad for a comforting and flavorful accompaniment to roasted meats and festive meals.
Ingredients 6 Portions
- Red cabbage, cut into strips
- 3 red "Boskoop" apple
- 200 gapples, grated
- 3 tbsphoney
- 6 Cloves, Whole
- 3 Bay Leaves, Whole
- a littlebeet sugar syrup
- 150 graw cane sugar
- 1 tspJuniper Berries, Whole
- 100 mlvinegar (depending on the amount of cabbage)
- 1 pinchSea Salt, Coarse
- Pepper Black, Ground
- 1 onion, diced
- Apple juice
For the potato salad:
- 600 gpotatoes, firm cooking
- white onions
- Vinegar (white wine vinegar, apple cider vinegar, or neutral vinegar)
- oil (usually sunflower oil)
- Mustard, preferably tarragon mustard
- Table Salt
- Pepper Black, Ground
- sugar
- Water, vegetable broth, or beef broth (150–250 ml)
- Chives or parsley
Preparation
- 1
For the apple red cabbage:
Sauté the diced onion in a little oil. Then add the red cabbage and deglaze with apple juice. - 2
Grate the apple and add it to the cabbage. Add Kotányi whole cloves, Kotányi bay leaves, Kotányi juniper berries, sugar, cane sugar, honey, sugar beet syrup and vinegar.
- 3
Cook over a medium heat for approx. 45–60 minutes, stirring occasionally. Season to taste with Kotányi sea salt and Kotányi pepper. Adjust the quantities depending on the size of the cabbage.
Hint:
Chill it – it tastes even better the next day.
- 4
For the potato salad:
Boil the potatoes (20–25 minutes), peel them while still warm, and cut them into thin slices. - 5
Finely dice the onions, then prepare the marinade. Heat the broth/beef stock, then simmer briefly with vinegar, sugar, mustard, and onions (warm version).
- 6
Marinate the potatoes while they’re still warm, mixing gently; mash them slightly if needed to help the marinade bind. Let the flavors meld (20 minutes to several hours).
Hint:
Garnish with chives.
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