Corned beef and cabbage is a classic Irish dinnerespecially around St. Patrick’s Day.

So I decided to try something new.

Instead of boiling this vegetable, I decided to roast it.

cooked cabbage wedges on a baking sheet

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Especially when you have it with thatcorned beef.

Here is an easy step-by-step tutorial for you to follow!

Makes 16 servings

Ingredients

1 head of cabbage2 Tbsp.

cutting into a cabbage

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Then chop each half in half again, flat side facing down.

Slice each quarter into wedges

Cut the cabbage into smaller wedges from the quarters.

Place the cabbage wedges on the pan.

slicing a cabbage into wedges on a cutting board

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Brush the wedges with olive oil

Brush the olive oil onto the cabbage wedges.

Don’t have a pastry brush?

The amount in the recipe is what you should usetotal, not for each wedge.

cabbage wedges on a baking sheet

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1 teaspoon of salt per wedge is way too much!

Roast for 25 minutes

Roast the cabbage for 25 minutes in an oven at 400 degrees.

Keep the cabbage in the oven for longer, until it is cooked to your liking.

brushing oil on cabbage wedges

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Or switch the oven to broil for a few minutes.

Full Cabbage Recipe

Easy, healthy,350-calorie recipe ideasyou can make at home.

cabbage wedges seasoned with salt and pepper on a baking sheet

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cooked cabbage wedges on a baking sheet

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