What do you suggest for shredding a lot of cabbage for church dinners?
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Depending in how much you are doing you can get a mandolins slicer for cabbage but that is a manual or a food processes. If it's hundreds of people a continuous feed did processor would be your best bet
1976015
I like using the fine shredding blade. The carrot shreds are smaller. The medium shredding blade creates shreds that are larger than I want.
834294
I have used the salad shooter to shred carrots for carrot cakes for years. I usually put the carrots through twice to get an extra fine shredding.
2013768
I have chopped cabbage in mine. You can't fill it very full, so you'll have to do the process several times.But this little baby can chop--fine or coarse. I love it.
558749
Hai ,There is one new heavy Duty electric coconut shredder in the Amazon . This is specialy for industrial purpose such as Restaurants, Grocery stores, coconut milk production plant,coconut oil manufacturing companies etc .Try it
1679444
Sorry I haven't tried this - sounds like you have an interesting recipe. I think the shred blade would come pretty close.
1579522
the width of the shred depends on the size of the head of cabbage, the thickness depends on how much pressure you use while moving the cabbage across the blades approx. 1/8". hope this helps glenn
1829601
I use any paper that is not "shiny". you can also mix in about 25% organic matter(dried leaves,twigs, grass, etc.). I just use a cheap paper shredder. size doesn't really matter much.
234363
Use a rake to gather the leaves in a pile and then use these to gather big scoops of the leaf pile to dispose of. This cuts the time it takes to clean up leaves in half or more. I love these things!
1956481
Have not myself used for lettuce, but from other experiences, assume lettuce would shred well. Might make very nice salad or sandwich stuffing.
2190311
Kind of.I've made Slaw a few times with this thing already. I kinda depends how you like your Slaw. Long stringy parts, or thinly sliced cross sections. If the latter then this tool is awesome, as you dont need to do anything to the vegatable. If the other, then you'll have to peel each cabbage leaf, pile them on top of each other and roll them into tight rolls. Then you run these batched across the Madaline. (this is what I done, and it gets a bit finger worrying towards the end).Hope this helps
884583
Yes. There is a separate blade that be changed and used to shred cabbage, sprouts, onions, even zucchini. Quite easy to change once you've done it a few times."
828770
You have all dimensions in the slicer description ( 9 1/4 by 23 5/8). The maximum width of cabbage (or something) to cut is 6 1/2. I think this is couple inches more than width of "wide benriner mandolin".
484143
I haven't used this to cut cabbage, beetroot or carrots yet. I have used it for onions, bell peppers, tomatos, & jalapenos. I would think the cabbage would be fine, as for the beet root & carrot, you would have to cut them up in smaller pieces before dicing, in my opinion.
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There are plenty of books on this topic - you need a mixture of things like kitchen scraps, yard waste like grass clippings or shredded leaves, and "brown" material like coffee chaff...and other things I can't remember right now. These are two books that I like: Easy Compost (Brooklyn Botanic Garden All-Region Guide)The Complete Compost Gardening Guide: Banner batches, grow heaps, comforter compost, and other amazing techniques for saving time and money, and ... most flavorful, nutritous vegetables ever. But I know some peoplw swear by the Rodale book. I found that one too dense. There are plenty of books on this topic - you need a mixture of things like kitchen scraps, yard waste like grass clippings or shredded leaves, and "brown" material like coffee chaff...and other things I can't remember right now. These are two books that I like: Easy Compost (Brooklyn Botanic Garden All-Region Guide)The Complete Compost Gardening Guide: Banner batches, grow heaps, comforter compost, and other amazing techniques for saving time and... » Read More There are plenty of books on this topic - you need a mixture of things like kitchen scraps, yard waste like grass clippings or shredded leaves, and "brown" material like coffee chaff...and other things I can't remember right now. These are two books that I like: Easy Compost (Brooklyn Botanic Garden All-Region Guide)The Complete Compost Gardening Guide: Banner batches, grow heaps, comforter compost, and other amazing techniques for saving time and money, and ... most flavorful, nutritous vegetables ever. But I know some peoplw swear by the Rodale book. I found that one too dense. « Show Less
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it's really meant to be a basic slicer. I guess you could lay a carrot or small potato "sideways" and make slices and then cut them into julienne pieces, but that may be a more advanced cut. However, if you only want thin 'shreds' and the shape isn't important, it could certainly do that on the thinnest setting.
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This is an excellent cutter. Very sharp. Varying the cabbage head angle can create different size shreds.