Another idea for stuffed cabbage. It inspired by Turkish cuisine, lahana sarması but this stuffed cabbage we will cook in tomato sauce, slightly gravy and I bet it will be repeatable menu on your family's dinner table later on.
Ingredients:
- One whole medium-size cabbage.
- ±200 gr minced beef.
- 1 ½ cup rice. Wash and drain.
- 1 big size onion. Finely Chopped
- Dried mint ± 2 tsp
- Sweet red paprika powder ± 2 tsp.
- Black or white pepper powder ± ½ tsp
- Enough salt to taste
- ½ Cup Olive oil.
- ± 2 Cup boiled water (or more if needed)
Mix all sauce ingredients, set aside.
Method:
Method:
1) Carefully remove each cabbage leaves and cook in boiling water just until wilted (about 15~20 minutes). Drain. Discard "leaves' bones" (hard part in the middle). I usually cut each leaves into two parts right in that middle. Set aside.
2) Heat olive oil, Stir fry the minced beef. Cook until it changes color. Stir in onions until fragrant and transparent. Mix in rice and other spices. Pour in 2 cups hot water, stir well and cover the pan. Low the heat and cook until rice absorbed all water. Turn off the fire.
3) Take one piece of cabbage leaves, place the stuffing mixture on cabbage leaves. Fold and form triangle shape (or you can just do roll shape if you want). Do it until all stuffing mixture finish. Arrange neatly in a deep saucepan with lid. Pour with gravy sauce mixture, cover and cook them util done, for about 20~30 minutes.
Served it hot with it's gravy and sprinkle with oregano.
3) Take one piece of cabbage leaves, place the stuffing mixture on cabbage leaves. Fold and form triangle shape (or you can just do roll shape if you want). Do it until all stuffing mixture finish. Arrange neatly in a deep saucepan with lid. Pour with gravy sauce mixture, cover and cook them util done, for about 20~30 minutes.
Served it hot with it's gravy and sprinkle with oregano.
How pretty! Sounds like a wonderful dish!
ReplyDeletecabbage is one of my favorite veggies to eat. i love steaming them and using them as wraps b/c they are a lot more durable than the average leafy green! your recipe looks savory and yummy!
ReplyDeleteMy mom used to make stuffed cabbage...and I loved them! Your triangles make such a lovely presentation...and I know these taste fabulous :)
ReplyDeleteI love stuffed cabbage and yours looks delicious! I like how you made them into triangles instead of rolls :o) Kay
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ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty! It looks like cabbage empanadas! :D
ReplyDeleteOh I love this very much, especially my husband.
ReplyDeleteCitra,
ReplyDeleteThat's one delicious looking dish! It's making me hungry now :)
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ReplyDeleteYour stuffed cabbage with the tomatoes is almost identical the way I made it during the Christmas holidays, and posted it.
Love the triangle shape...great idea, and beautiful photos:D