Stuffing cabbage is very time consuming. One pan meals are my go to.

I grew up on polish cabbage rolls; so I decided to try making them inside out; something different; to my surprise it still had the same good old taste I love...hope y'all enjoy!

6 net carbsThis is my modified version from Wheat Belly Cook Book**Warning...this is not a replacement for stuffed cabbages! I think it needs more tomato flavor.

This was a new recipe for me. I had never even had stuffed cabbage so I just winged it. I thought it turned out very delicious... I ended up eating all of it in 2 days (by myself!) I'd say it would make approximately 3 servings if serving as is. 6 servings if served over rice.

A friend of mine was telling me how he missed his grandmother’s stuffed cabbage. I was like, “What’the you say”? So he started describing it and I thought it sounded pretty good. I decided to give it a shot with Napa Cabbage... although I’m sure it’s traditionally made with Green Cabbage.

This Lebanese version of cabbage rolls is just one of many variations served all over the world. It is particularly enjoyed during the colder fall and winter months. The word “Malfouf” actually has 2 meanings in Arabic, “rolled” and “cabbage.” Loads of fresh garlic and lemon juice give these cabbage rolls wonderful flavor.😍👌

This is another Facebook recipe found by my husband who loves stuffed cabbage rolls. This recipe has the same flavors and cuts the preparation in half. We love it!

The original recipe is from my friend @Sasso (https://cookpad.wasmer.app/gr/sintages/14536452) and she makes it in the oven! The first time I made it, I cooked it on the stovetop, so I wanted to share that version.A delicious and cozy winter dish that’s simple to make! 😊 All the flavor of traditional cabbage rolls, but without the rolling!A quick and easy way to get your kid to eat cabbage—and if that doesn’t work, they’ll definitely enjoy the tasty ground beef! 😉