Make Cabbage Balls NOT Cabbage Rolls | Chef Jean-Pierre


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Hello There Friends, Cabbage Rolls are made all over YouTube and in so many households. I want to share with you all a trick …

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  1. orbitring
    orbitring says:

    Chef Jean . . . what spice can be used to flavor the band-aid used to repair the hole in the cabbage leaf ? The band-aid has a terrible taste to it. and is difficult to chew on.

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  2. metallisomething
    metallisomething says:

    Strange cooking the meat first. My grandmother from Poland made these which she called "Gwumpky" but the meat would cook in the cabbage in the oven. It was the most loved dish by the whole family.

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  3. King K
    King K says:

    Do you have the recipe of the sausage stuffing you can find in France in stuffed tomatoes /cabbage / courgettes etc …? Because in each the recipes they give it as an ingredient to get in your local butcher/charcuterie but nobody gives the recipe. I am talking of the β€˜ Chair Γ  saucisse faΓ§on traiteur β€˜ .

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  4. Mark Fischer
    Mark Fischer says:

    Bonjour mon Vieux chou πŸ˜ƒ
    Vous etes le mailleur maitre de la cuisine. C'est me semble delicieuse.
    We used to make them in tomato sauce with lots of sauerkraut. I think I'll try this recipe.
    Merci beaucoup

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  5. Tony Andrews
    Tony Andrews says:

    Made it today and it was absolutely delicious. Love your show and i was in fort lauderdale and I wish I had the time to meet you. .I watch every episode .. Quick question, why did you strain the tomatoes and then you put the tomatoes and liquid back in with the meat? What's the difference of putting both in from the beginning? Just wondering πŸ€”

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  6. Glen Durant
    Glen Durant says:

    O.kay Chef Jean-Pierre you just killed me, as my mouth is watering and I, am at work with no lunch, and I, am very hungry. Your cabbage balls look so good,
    why do I torture myself looking at this perfect cabbage ball?

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  7. Christine Richards-Sawicki
    Christine Richards-Sawicki says:

    HELLO Chef JP, We LOVE watching your videos. I've even shown a few in my cooking class at my high school. Thank you so much for sharing your skills and your bubbly personality! I love trying all your recipes! Some of our favorites are your meatloaf, turkey dinner and gravy, beef stew…etc! Question for you: I want to make this for Christmas Eve – is there anything I can do ahead of time to help with time management that day? I read that the Bell Pepper Coulis can be kept in the frig for up to a week. Maybe boiling off the cabbage leaves? Can't wait to try it and thank you for your time πŸ™‚

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  8. TheMadHatTeR
    TheMadHatTeR says:

    This looks absolutely amazing, Chef!
    I really want to make this recipe. And it's such a bonus that these ingredients are much more affordable too. In this economy we desperately need affordable comfort foods like this.
    I may be weird but I love drinking the juice from boiled cabbage. I realize this isn't boiled cabbage but…
    I'd get a big bowl of it in the Marines. Salt and pepper on the cabbage. Then drink the juice left in the bowl.
    Warms the soul, and stinks the lads out of the barracks. πŸ˜‚

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