Our Family's Cabbage Rolls In Tomato Sauce

Name: Our Family's Cabbage Rolls In Tomato Sauce
Yield: 4 servings
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 10 large leaves Cabbage; 300 grams ●Ground beef and pork mix; 1 ●Onion; 1 ●Egg; 3 tbsp ● Panko; 1 tbsp ●Ketchup; 2 tbsp ●Fresh cream (use milk if unavailable); 1 dash ●Salt and pepper; 50 ml ★Sake; 200 ml ★Water; 1 can ★Canned whole tomatoes; 1 cube ★Soup stock cubes; 1 ★Bay leaf; 2 tbsp ★Ketchup; 1 tbsp ★Soy sauce; 1 tbsp ★Mirin; 1 packet ★Shimeji mushrooms; 1 dash Salt and pepper

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Cabbage that has been boiled for a long time becomes soft and juicy, and makes delicious cabbage rolls. It is a bit of a pain, but you will be rewarded for your efforts when you eat it .

These cabbage rolls won't fall apart even without using toothpicks to secure them. The acidity of the tomatoes will dissipate after simmering for a long time, but add a bit of sugar if it's still too sour. Add raw onions to the filling if you like. The longer you simmer this the better it tastes . Recipe by Kyohaku

Cabbage that has been boiled for a long time becomes soft and juicy, and makes delicious cabbage rolls. It is a bit of a pain, but you will be rewarded for your efforts when you eat it .

cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

Cabbage that has been boiled for a long time becomes soft and juicy, and makes delicious cabbage rolls. It is a bit of a pain, but you will be rewarded for your efforts when you eat it .

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Ingredients

4 servings

10 largeleaves Cabbage
Patties
300 grams●Ground beef and pork mix
1●Onion
1●Egg
3 tbsp● Panko
1 tbsp●Ketchup
2 tbsp●Fresh cream (use milk if unavailable)
1 dash●Salt and pepper
Stewed sauce
50 ml★Sake
200 ml★Water
1 can★Canned whole tomatoes
1cube ★Soup stock cubes
1★Bay leaf
2 tbsp★Ketchup
1 tbsp★Soy sauce
1 tbsp★Mirin
1packet ★Shimeji mushrooms
1 dashSalt and pepper

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Steps

1

Cut a notch into the cabbage stem, and gently remove, taking care not to rip it. Bring plenty of water to a boil, boil until the cabbage leaves wilt, and drain in a sieve.
2

Finely chop the onions, sauté until golden brown, and let cool. Slice off the cabbage stem in order to keep the cabbage the same thickness. Finely chop it.
3

Add ● and the ingredients from Step 2 together into a bowl, and knead until it all sticks together. (Add the panko to the fresh cream.)
4

Divide the meat into 8 equal portions, and mold into shape. Spread out a thoroughly dried cabbage leaf, and place a meat patty on top:
5

Roll once from the end nearest you, and fold.
6

Wrap it up just like that.
7

Stand it on its side, and tuck in the remaining bit of leaf inside.
8

Please make sure to push it in tightly.
9

It's okay once you have completely tucked it in and shaped it up.
10

If the leaves are small or ripped, then stack 2 together and make 8 rolls.
11

Turn them face down after rolling, and line them up in a pot leaving no openings. If there are gaps, fill it up with remaining cabbage leaves (To prevent it from falling apart).
12

Add the water and sake, and turn on the heat. After bringing it to a boil, add in the rest of the ★ ingredients and boil over a low heat for about an hour. Season with salt and pepper to taste, and enjoy!