How To Make Incredibly Tasty (And Beautiful!) Pasta In 15 Minutes
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This Pasta Turns Out So Yummy, You’ll Never Believe It’s Lean!
Did you know red cabbage changes its color according to the pH value of the soil? That’s why there is such a large variety of colors; those different shades of dark red, purple and blue.
I love adding red cabbage to my meals – not only because of the color, but also because it is so good for you! There’s plenty of nutrients in this vegetable. For example it has twice as much iron and ten times more vitamin A than its more common cousin, the green cabbage.
I know some people don’t like to use red cabbage because they feel like the color will mess up the whole dish and it’ll turn blue instead of that beautiful red or purple. You can prevent that by adding a touch of vinegar or lemon into the pot when cooking. In this lovely pasta dish, lemon was used and you can see how incredibly beautiful it turned out!
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Quick Tip: Use whole grain pasta for an even healthier option.
