Cooking Instructions
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Directions for cooking the cabbage: Use a large pot, large enough to cook the cabbage whole.
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Add enough water to cover the cabbage and the vinegar to the water and bring to boil
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For the cabbage, you will have cut the core out and try not to damage the leaves, we need it to be as whole as possible
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When the water comes to a boil turn it down to medium heat and place cabbage in to simmer about 15-20 minutes. When ready carefully take the cabbage out of the pot and place it in a cold water bath so that it will not continue cooking. When cooled place in a strainer to dry a bit
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First we need to 1/2 cook the basmati rice, if you you don't know how it's simple just do what normally do when cooking rice but with only 1/4 the amount of water you would normally use. When done loosen rice and leave the lid off to cool.
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If you have an automatic mixer use it, if not place all the filling ingredients and mix thoroughly. Place the filling in the fridge if you don't have everything ready yet.
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For the tomato sauce. If you don't have a recipe refer to my tomato sauce recipe.
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Now we are to start putting everything together. First we need a pan and line the pan with a small amount tomato sauce so that the bottom won't burn or dry out. Next grab a cabbage leave and a X amount of filling... X=just enough so can roll it up like a burrito. place the now rolled up cabbage roll neatly onto pan (single layer). After the pan is full add a generous amount of tomato sauce on top off your cabbage rolls and cover with tin foil. Heat oven to 380°F and cook for 45-60 minutes.
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Now you're ready to eat!!!!!
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To everyone I've been in the restaurant biz a long time and when I cook it's usually in large amounts. This recipe is great for families with kids because you can freeze the extras to serve for another day to enjoy
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