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> Questions, questions...
>
> Someone recently mentioned sweating cabbage in the preparation of
> coleslaw. What exactly does that mean or how is that accomplished?
> The recipe I'm using calls for pouring a lot of sugar over shredded
> cabbage. Is that the ticket?
>
> Thanks,
> Ginny


Salt, not sugar -- though maybe sugar works, too. Salt is used to draw
liquid from cukes prior to pickling in some recipes.
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