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Cabbage Rolls... time to try something different
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BigBadger
Posts: 461
I had usually make these in the oven..... but what fun is that when you have a wonderful cooker like the LBGE! Also wanted to utilize my new-ish D.O. :woohoo:
We all love the cabbage rolls here... but of course they all know better than to expect the exact same thing each time. I NEVER cook the exact same recipe, there will always be a variation of some sort. This time it was:
Ground Pork and Beef
Egg
Basmati Rice
2 Onions
2 Tbs Garlic chopped
Smoked Paprika
Dill
Thyme
Dizzy Pig Cow Lick
Sauce:
Diced termaters
sm. can Termater Paste
1 1/2 c. Sauerkraut and juice
White wine
Lea & Perrins Worstershirchestishireshistishire sauce
Caraway seed
some SBR BBQ sauce (why not finish off the bottle) :woohoo:
chopped leftover onion
Leftover cabbage from wrapping the rolls
These are so good... even the egg was salivating.. :P either that or the DO was too full and was overflowing
Some of the pix are a bit fuzzy... sorry but the cell phone toppled into the meat mixture at one point and I didn't notice that I missed a bit on the lens..... oooops
I usually just blanche the entire head of cabbage.. why not, I'll use the entire thing anyway.
See the Chipotle Morita in the middle? Added just a bit of Zinnnnng to the meal
Gotta get me colorful plates... these just don't make for a colorful picture...
We all love the cabbage rolls here... but of course they all know better than to expect the exact same thing each time. I NEVER cook the exact same recipe, there will always be a variation of some sort. This time it was:
Ground Pork and Beef
Egg
Basmati Rice
2 Onions
2 Tbs Garlic chopped
Smoked Paprika
Dill
Thyme
Dizzy Pig Cow Lick
Sauce:
Diced termaters
sm. can Termater Paste
1 1/2 c. Sauerkraut and juice
White wine
Lea & Perrins Worstershirchestishireshistishire sauce
Caraway seed
some SBR BBQ sauce (why not finish off the bottle) :woohoo:
chopped leftover onion
Leftover cabbage from wrapping the rolls
These are so good... even the egg was salivating.. :P either that or the DO was too full and was overflowing
Some of the pix are a bit fuzzy... sorry but the cell phone toppled into the meat mixture at one point and I didn't notice that I missed a bit on the lens..... oooops
I usually just blanche the entire head of cabbage.. why not, I'll use the entire thing anyway.
See the Chipotle Morita in the middle? Added just a bit of Zinnnnng to the meal
Gotta get me colorful plates... these just don't make for a colorful picture...
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Very nice meal!! Pretty sure the drink rocked also.
Love cabbage rolls.Molly
Colorado Springs
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They look SUPER! Going to need to so my recipe in the dutch.
Thanks for sharing! -
What was the time and temp?
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Very nice looking meal
Great use of the DO
These are going on the "to do" list
Shane -
Those look fantastic! I rank cabbage right up there with fried okra, squash, and turnips! :P
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Kew_el_steve - I like to cook these things for a long time, usually about 2-3 hrs at oven temp 325° to 375°. This time my egg was pretty consistent at 350° with a big load of RO lump.
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Thanks Shane!!
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Lawn Ranger wrote:Those look fantastic! I rank cabbage right up there with fried okra, squash, and turnips! :P
Thank you!! wait....I'm not sure if that's a compliment or not!! Actually I love cabbage and pretty much all green veggies. Never had the pleasure of Okra yet. The stuff they sell around here looks pretty rough. (all brown around the edges, this pic makes them look MUCH better than they were).
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BigBadger,
Okra is one of the few vegetables I buy frozen. The Indian markets occasionally have good stuff.
SteveSteve
Caledon, ON
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That is a DO full of goodness. Comfort food to the max. Thanks for the inspiration.Happily egging on my original large BGE since 1996... now the owner of 5 eggs. Call me crazy, everyone else does!
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Cabbage rolls are tasty to be sure... yours looked delicious!Large and Small BGE * www.quelfood.com
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Nah! Go for the sliced, frozen stuff. I find it actually makes better fried okra than the fresh because of the moisture when it thaws.
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OMG that looks Great!! Recipe please?!
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Little Steven wrote:BigBadger,
Okra is one of the few vegetables I buy frozen. The Indian markets occasionally have good stuff.
Steve
Never seen it frozen. Thanks for the tip! I'll look around for it. -
Sliced okra breaded with nothing but coarse stone ground corn meal. Put it in a gallon zip lock and toss it around a while. Fry until it's the way you like it. Season with salt and pepper. Food of the Gods!
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That looks great. I think most cultures have some version of this type of meal and they all(when prepared with care like yours) provide a real form of comfort food and memories of the past.
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LOVING IT....MAY HAVE TO STEAL THIS ONE...DID STUFFED PEPPERS LAST WEEK AND SAID TO WIFEY WE NEED TO TRY CABBAGE NEXT.
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a muuuust try...
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Right on Lobicho. Thanks for that!!
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Steal away my friend. Hope you enjoy it as much as my family did!!
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That looks really good. When I was a kid, my Lithuanian grandmother used to make a similar dish. She used to call them pigs in a blanket,really good, she would mix her rice with the ground meat inside the cabbage. She used to make a killer fried potato pancake, but that's another story
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