You will need:
1 Head of cabbage (Leaves cut into 4X4 inch squares)
1 Can of diced tomatoes
2 TBSP tomato paste
1 Bell Pepper (diced)
1 Onion (diced)
1LB ground chicken
1tsp. McCormick Montreal Chicken seasoning
1tsp. McCormick Roasted Garlic and Herb seasoning
Salt and Pepper to taste
Salt and Pepper to taste
0 Calorie cooking spray
Preheat an oven to 350F
What To Do
Add some of the cooking spray to a pan, add diced bell pepper and onion. Cook on medium heat stirring as needed until the vegetables start to become soft. Add ground chicken, 1/2 the spices and salt & pepper.
Cut the cabbage into 4x4 squares. You will need about 20 of them.
Add diced tomatoes and tomato paste and other half of spices and salt & pepper to a sauce pan and heat up over low heat.
Boil the cabbage leaves for about 5-7 minutes or until they become floppy and rollable. Add a little of the meat mixture to each leaf and roll carefully. They might tear, this didn't bother me, just add to a pan after rolling.
This is what they looked like after they were rolled and in the pan.
I like cabbage rolls, but my vegetarian self would leave out the chicken.
ReplyDeleteThat would be fine.
DeleteIt's been a long time since I had cabbage rolls but I do like them. I did make some cabbage roll soup when Winter was here.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds good.
DeleteWow! You did a great job with those. I've never made them, as I can't stand the smell of cooked cabbage. But I'd eat them!
ReplyDeleteThey were so good.
DeleteI love cabbage and will have to try this.
ReplyDeleteI hope you like it.
DeleteLooks nice
ReplyDeleteThanks.
DeleteYummy!
ReplyDeleteThey were.
DeleteI would totally eat this! I've made cabbage rolls two times, and they were yummy...but a lot of work. Or maybe I'm just lazy. ;D
ReplyDeleteThey are a lot of work for sure.
Deletelooks good. I thought the bits of orange-red in the 2nd last photo were pancetta.
ReplyDeletedefinitely an idea to try.
Thank you.
DeleteMy grandfather was Polish, so I grew up eating cabbage rolls. This sounds like a tasty riff on it.
ReplyDeleteThey were definitely good.
DeleteI see you stealing my food pics haha
ReplyDeleteHell yes I did. Your pictures come out better than mine ever do with my crappy camera. lol
Deleteyum...Cabbage rolls
ReplyDeleteThey were good.
DeleteI haven't had cabbage rolls in forever. Sounds great, Mary!
ReplyDeleteThank you.
DeleteCabbage rolls are one of our national dishes, but we make them with sauerkraut leaves and cook them not bake them with a paprika roux added in the end. We put ground meat and rice and onions in the stuffing, or tofu like me.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds good too.
DeleteI would definitely eat those!
ReplyDeleteThey were really good.
DeleteHave I ever had them? No idea
ReplyDeleteThey're good if you like the ingredients.
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