Bok Choy Cabbage
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Although Bok Choy cabbages were first and foremost associated with Chinese cuisine, they are now inherently embedded in cuisines throughout the Americas, especially within Central America and the Caribbean islands. Their spoon-shaped and green, leafy blades are supported by translucent and succulent white to pale green stalks, which in turn are thin, tender firm and succulent with nuanced cabbage notes and sweet pea undertones. These cabbages contain high levels of glucosinolates, and are also a very good source of several carotenoids, especially beta carotene, which has been scientifically proven to act as a dietary antioxidant. If you want to use Bok Choy in your dishes, you can add it to soups, or sauté it, or steam it and then eat it raw.
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