Greek Cabbage Rolls/ Lahanodolmades


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  1. Seamus
    Seamus says:

    Dimitra, Your AWESOME! I enjoy every one of your recipes. I think most every European Country has their own creation for Stuffed Cabbage Rolls. I was looking for something different than the usual Red Sauce most Europeans make. And by the way, as Maria Enden in the comments has said, Best way to make the Cabbage ready to be stuffed is FREEZING FIRST. Plus then you have NO bad Cabbage smell. And your not wasting Gas or Electric to boil water. Thank you!

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  2. Tsc Tempest
    Tsc Tempest says:

    Keep the Cabbage Water! Don't throw it out. Very lightly season it with a Chicken/Beef/Lamb/Pork Bouillon Cube/Powder, and adjust with salt. Keep it very light.

    This makes an excellent (Chinese style) broth for slurping after a main meal. Take the small leaves and shred them then lightly garnish the broth with them, as, "floaties" to identify it is cabbage broth. You can also take a few pieces of salted ham/pork and add to the broth as well.

    (When I lived and worked in Chengdu, this was available daily, at lunch times, in the canteens where I ate.)

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  3. you are not real
    you are not real says:

    Liked and subscribed! Love this it's my favorite. We make this in morocco with finely grated onion and paprika and koriander. Minced beef and rice with alot of spices as ginger, garlic, tumeric, ras el hanout etc.
    Will try this very soon thank you lady Dimitra.
    PS try putting some stale waste bread on top off your lid. (Pancover) it absorbs the moisture and cabbage smell!
    And some Pakistani incense
    Always does the trick

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  4. Nana Engel
    Nana Engel says:

    I find freezing cabbage works great however I find the cooked texture has a much different texture possibly chewier? I always use sour cabbage so it’s always soft and ready when you are. I prefer the flavour using sour cabbage it’s not as sweet compared to using a green cabbage.

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