Stuffed Red Cabbage Leaves (rotkohlrouladen)

"From 'Best of German Cooking'. Posted in response to a requst. Times are estimates."
 
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Ready In:
1hr 5mins
Ingredients:
13
Serves:
8
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ingredients

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directions

  • Clean cabbage, removing the main stem; Plunge cabbage in a large saucepan of boiling salted water.
  • After 4 or 5 minutes, carefully remove outer leaves; Repeat 2 or 3 times or until all leaves have been removed.
  • Melt margarine in a small skillet; add half the onion; saute until transparent.
  • In a medium bowl, combine breadcrumbs, ground meats, sauteed onion, egg, salt and pepper.
  • Divide stuffing into 8 portions.
  • Taking 2 cabbage leaves at a time, roll or pound gently to soften ribs; Place leaves one inside the other.
  • Spread one portion of stuffing over surface, stopping well short of edges.
  • Roll leaves up neatly into a little package; Repeat with remaining leaves and stuffing.
  • Heat fat or shortening in a large skillet; Add cabbage rolls; saute gently.
  • Add remaining onion and mushrooms, if desired.
  • Dissolve flour in stock; add to skillet.
  • Cover and cook gently over low heat 40 minutes, stirring occasionally; Season with salt and pepper; Add half and half; stir to blend.
  • Place on a warm serving dish; spoon sauce over cabbage rolls.
  • Serve with creamed potatoes and a salad.

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  1. I wanted a nice German dish to serve this weekend so I chose this one. It got mixed reviews. Personally, I feel it needs more seasoning, however others liked it. I think that it depends pretty heavily on the seasoning of the broth you use. Next time I would use sausage instead of pork and a stronger flavored broth.
     
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  1. I wanted a nice German dish to serve this weekend so I chose this one. It got mixed reviews. Personally, I feel it needs more seasoning, however others liked it. I think that it depends pretty heavily on the seasoning of the broth you use. Next time I would use sausage instead of pork and a stronger flavored broth.
     

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