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Ingredients:
The Filling:
1 /2 lb ground beef
1 / 2 lb pork Sausage
6 slices bacon
1 big onion chopped
2 tablespoons fresh chopped garlic
1 cup sauerkraut
3 / 4 raw rice (any kind)
1 / 2 cup oatmeal or bread crumbs
1 / 4 cup chopped parsley
2 eggs
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon pepper
The Cabbage Leaves:
1 medium to large cabbage head
1 quart chicken Stock
1 teaspoon caraway
4 bay leaves
The Sauce:
1 14 oz can of Tomato sauce
1/2 Cup Red wine
1 pint Sour cream
Salt
Pepper
Slurry:
1/ 2 cup Flour
1 cup water
mixed smooth
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1. Core the cabbage head and plunge into boiling salted water for 5 minutes.
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2. Lift out the cabbage head carefully (a big skimmer and hot pads are good for this, or stab the cabbage with a large meat fork and lift it out.) Put the cabbage head upside-down into a colander and let cool for a few minutes. |
Pull off the blanched and soft leaves carefully, as many as you can.
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3. Core more of the cabbage and place back in the boiling water. simmer another 5 minutes and repeat until you get all the leaves peeled. |
1. Slice the bacon in thin strips and sauté for a few minutes till fat is rendered.
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Here is an alternative way to prepare the cabbage leaves |
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Add the chopped onion and garlic and sauté till onion is tender, about 2 minutes. Pull of the heat.
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2. Mix the ground beef with the sauerkraut, |
, half of the bacon and onion mixture, the rice , the parsley, the eggs and some oatmeal or bread crumbs, salt and pepper |
Make a nice mix that feels like it will hold together well. |
3. Place 2 tablespoons of the meat mixture in a cabbage leaf...
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Fold over the top, fold in the sides .... |
and roll up.
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Fill with the chicken stock, the caraway seed and bay leaf.
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5. Simmer on the stove or bake in the oven for 1 and 1 / 2 hour to 2 hours.
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6. Pour the wine, tomato sauce, and 3 cups of the liquid off the baked cabbage rolls into a sauce pan and bring to a simmer. Add half of the slurry in a steady stream while whipping smooth. The sauce should be a little on the thick side as the sour cream will thin it.
7. In a separate small bowl place one cup of the sauce, and then blend in the sour cream. In culinary terms this is called a “liason” as it warms up the sour cream so it won't curdle when it hits the hot sauce. Add this “liason” to the sauce and blend in. |
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8. Place a layer of cabbage rolls in a serving dish and top with sauce.
Put a second layer of cabbage rolls in the serving dish and top with more sauce.
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