Passover Stuffed Cabbage Rolls

Stuffed Cabbage with Tomato-Apple Sauce
Stuffed Cabbage with Tomato-Apple Sauce
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Ingredients

1 head Green cabbage frozen overnight then thawed in a colander
1 lb Ground beef
1 heaping cup Potatoes mash leftover
1 Onion small, grated
1 Eggs
Salt to taste
Black pepper to taste
For the sauce:
2 (15 oz) cans Tomato sauce
1 Apples Granny Smith, peeled and grated
1 Tomatoes large, finely chopped
â…“ cup Sugar
of 1 lemon Lemon juice
Salt to taste
Black pepper to taste

Nutritional information

124
Calories
2.5g
Fat
38mg
Cholesterol
355mg
Sodium
15.1g
Carbohydrate
11.4g
Protein
Ingredients
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Passover Stuffed Cabbage Rolls

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We say these Passover Stuffed Cabbage Rolls are eaten during Passover, and traditionally that is true, however, today, Jewish people across the world actually enjoy these all year around!

Traditional Jewish food is a collaboration from Eastern European delicacies and Middle Eastern, Mizrahi flavors coming together to make these incredible dishes.

To make Passover Stuffed Cabbage Rolls, you will need the following ingredients:

Ingridiens for Passover Stuffed Cabbage Rolls

Steps to make Passover Stuffed Cabbage Rolls

1

Peel cabbage

5

Once the cabbage head has finished defrosting, remove the outer leaves and discard. Gently peel the large cabbage leaves, leaving them as whole as possible without any tears. Set aside the whole leaves. Chop any remaining cabbage for later use.

2

Prepare beef mixture

3

In a mixing bowl, mix 1 pound of ground beef, 1 heaped cup of mashed potatoes, 1 grated onion, 1 egg and some salt and pepper to taste until combined.

3

Slice cabbage leaves

1

Using a sharp paring knife, trim the thick part of the stem off the base of the leaves and discard. Arrange the leaves to face upright so that they curl upwards, like a bowl.

4

Fill leaves

1

Fill each leaf with a small handful of the beef mixture, towards the base of the leaf.

5

Roll leaves

15

Fold the left side of the leaf over the beef mixture in the center and then continue rolling the cabbage leaf upwards. Use your finger to stuff the loose ends inwards, pushing towards the center. Continue wrapping with the remaining cabbage leaves and beef mixture. Roll any leftover filling into meatballs.

6

Add sauce

3

Transfer the stuffed cabbage leaves to a large pot and pour 2 cans of tomato sauce, 1 grated apple, 1 finely chopped tomato, â…“ cup of sugar, juice from 1 lemon and some salt and pepper to taste over the leaves. You may add any remaining chopped cabbage leaves and meatballs to the pot too.

7

Cook

120

Cover the pot, leaving a small space for steam to escape from, and cook for about 2-2½ hours until the cabbage is cooked and the sauce has thickened.

8

Serve

1

Serve hot and enjoy.

It doesn’t need to be Passover for you to enjoy these Passover Stuffed Cabbage Rolls. However, with Passover just around the corner we thought it would be appropriate to upload this recipe now! Let us know your thoughts and use our hashtag #cookmerecipes online!

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Recipe Reviews

Average Rating:
(4.8)
Total Reviews: 16
Tiana Maschak

Tomato and lemon juice don't go well together at all in my opinion but nonetheless it wasn't too bad.

Aniya Marquina

Better than any frozen meal I can buy because of this website i finally started cooking instead of ordering and buying frozen crap.

Karter Fitzherbert

Okay so I came from the jewish coffee cake and now i'm here making jewish lunch and i'm not even jewish nor is anyone in my family...lol

Milani Gefre

The lemon in it does make it slightly zesty but im cool with that.

Bria Tjong

Not really my thing I think there was just way too much tomato.

Whitney Oalmann

Not sure if I tried this before or something similar but it taste like home :)

Angelique Lien

Another brilliant and unique dish from my favorite of all time...aka Lilly.

Myra Jourdain

Affordable simple and delicious this is what Ineeded in my life thx.

Esme Fed

Jewish meals are always so different and tasty thanks so much!

Hadassah Buschelman

I liked the stuffed cabbage a bit more than this i think it had more flavor to it.

Jazlynn Mhoon

Bookmarking this page since you guys legit have all the best stuff when it comes to food.

Kynlee Glatter

Can't wait to get this in my mouth it looks absolutely delicious.

Kairi Godsy

Had no idea that apples were in this that's so freaking cool.

Laney Wiedmer

Going to surprise my Jewish grandmother with this today hopefully she likes it and the recipe turns out alright.

Kadence Meher

This turned out perfectly and wasn't spicy or anything exactly the kind of dinner I wanted for tonight.

Athina

Well done! Verified!

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