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Cabbage Rolls
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CATEGORY
CUISINE
TAG
YIELD
Meats, Grains
Beef
4
Servings
INGREDIENTS
1
lg
Cabbage
1
lb
Ground beef
1
lg
Onion; diced
2
cn
Stewed tomatoes
1/2
c
Instant rice; optional
2/3
c
Tomato sauce; (only if using rice)
2
ts
Brown sugar
1/2
ts
Carraway seeds
Salt and pepper; (to taste)
2
cn
Saurkraut
INSTRUCTIONS
Cover whole head of cabbage with plastic wrap and microwave on high 5
minutes or until outer leaves are pliable. Let stand for 5 minutes and
remove 8 large outer leaves. Brown ground beef and onion. Add salt, pepper
& brown sugar. Add rice and 2/3 cup tomato sauce (if using). Put saurkraut
in bottom of large pot. Place 1/3 cup ground beef mixture in each cabbage
leaf and roll up by folding opposite edges of leaf over meat mixture ald
folling up. Place rolls on top of saurkraut. Cover with canned stewed
tomatoes and sprinkle with carraway seeds. Cook on medium about 30-40
minutes or until leaves are tender.
NOTES : Can also be microwaved by putting in a microwave dish and covering
with plastic wrap. Microwave on High 8-10 minutes or until heated through
and cabbage is tender.
Recipe by: Brenda Shreve
Posted to TNT Recipes Digest, Vol 01, Nr 953 by MSHREVE986
<MSHREVE986@aol.com> on Jan 20, 1998
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