Description
Interesting recipe found in the book called "Tales of Russian cuisine", whose author is N. I. Kovalev, a well - known specialist in this field. "This dish simply can't resist!" - shouted awakened in me the gourmet and the historian. And really it's worth a shot definitely, especially if You are bored with the cabbage rolls and casseroles with cabbage, because it's essentially the same thing, but in a different form. And mince, you can use any meat, and vegetable, and rice, and without him whatever you want. I was very satisfied with the version with minced meat and "Dressing for the Pickle" MAGGI®! The dish turned out with a bright, rich taste - not any worse than with a hand-brushed-chopped vegetables, but much, much faster!
Ingredients
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1 plug
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1 kg
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1 pack
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1 tsp
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100 g
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300 g
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Cooking
Drop cabbage in boiling salted water, boil about 3-4 minutes for it to cabbage leaves become softer and would be easier to disassemble the cabbage.
Fry the minced meat until cooked, then add contents of seasoning sachet MAGGI® "Dressing for the Pickle".
Form (I have 28 cm) greased with butter, sprinkle with breadcrumbs, and then the bottom and the sides spread with cabbage leaves so that the edges of the sheets are a little beyond shape.
Spread half of the stuffing.
Then a layer of cabbage leaves and other half of meat, then cabbage leaves.
Hanging folded around the edges of cabbage leaves inside, press the plate a little smaller diameter.
Generously grease the surface of the loaf with sour cream.
Sprinkle with breadcrumbs and put to bake in the oven at 180 degrees for half an hour.
Serve cabbage can loaf with tomato or cream sauce.
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