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Pickled Head Cabbage

Published: 2026-11-08 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-11-08 — Zhaisha Head Cabbage, a local specialty variety, has a spherical to oval-shaped bulb. After harvesting, it undergoes processes such as washing, slicing, sun-drying, and salting, then is sealed in containers and pickled for several months. The finished product features a jade-brownish yellow color, rich aroma, and a sweet, sour, and crisp texture. The main producing area is Zhaisha Town, with an annual cultivation of 15,000 mu and a yield of 15,000 tons. …

Pickled Head Cabbage

  Pickled Head Cabbage

  Zhaisha Head Cabbage is a local specialty variety, with a spherical to oval-shaped bulb. After harvesting, it undergoes processes such as washing, slicing, sun-drying, and salting, then is sealed in containers and pickled for several months. The finished product features a jade-brownish yellow color, rich aroma, and a sweet, sour, and crisp texture. The main producing area is Zhaisha Town, with an annual cultivation of 15,000 mu and a yield of 15,000 tons. The head cabbage can be stored sealed for up to one year. Bulk head cabbage wholesale price at origin: 2–4 yuan per kilogram.

  Ingredients

  10 kilograms of head cabbage, 15 kilograms of table salt, 5 kilograms of refined salt, 300 grams of five-spice powder, 500 grams of vinegar

  Preparation Method

  1. Remove the roots and leaves from the head cabbage, wash it, then make three horizontal cuts to a depth of two-thirds of the cabbage, and place it in a jar. Add table salt and pickle for 3 days before taking it out to dry in the sun. 2. Roast the refined salt until cooked, then mix it with the five-spice powder and vinegar. 3. Combine the dried head cabbage with the refined salt mixture, stir well, and pack it into a jar. Seal the jar and let it sit for 7 days before it’s ready.

  Characteristics

  Pure fragrance, crisp and refreshing taste.

  

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