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By ljgately_10845711
Manassas, VA
on August 01, 2008
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Easy to prepare! Just like my Grandma used to make.
By saintx_69_10381868
Chicago, IL
on May 16, 2008
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This recipes mentions 1 1/4 C of Olive oil for the cabbage rolls, but the instructions never mention how to use more than 4 tablespoons (1/4C. What all the extra olive oil for? encouragement?
By ostromcharmaine...
Dumfries, VA
on February 09, 2008
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I have never eaten nor made cabbage rolls before so I have nothing to go by, but I was surprised how bland these were and downright tasteless. After dinner I said to my husband, who saves ALL leftovers, "I've never requested this before, but can we please just put these down the disposal?" He grinned and said, "S---ure." NOT YOUR BEST TYLER!
By debrai
Pittsburgh, PA
on September 26, 2007
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Best cabbage rolls ever!
By campergirlagogo...
orange, CA
on August 08, 2007
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My Husband loved them ,tasted like his moms :>
By dkmvt86_3806143
Richmond, VA
on July 23, 2007
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This was too much effort for the end result. The flavors did not have enough of a wow factor.
By apace24_7820944
Macomb, MI
on June 04, 2007
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Great stuffed cabbage, my wife never eats them, now she does. She said these were great.
By jackiemor2007_7...
Cape Coral, FL
on May 19, 2007
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I was so excited to make this since I love cabbage rolls, but the turnout was so disappointing. I made better on my very first try without a recipe. I think the red wine, vinegar and sugar really messes up the flavor. It needs more salt and seasonings also. If you like cabbage rolls... DO NOT use this recipe.
By barbbranch_6366461
parma, OH
on May 08, 2007
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But I will. The only thing is that I have been spoiled by my mama's stuffed cabbage. She simmered hers on top of the stove on a low heat for a few hours. That eliminates the dried rolls. But everyone's receipe is a tad different. My mom was Slovak, and that is how she made hers.
By ksschwandt_95991
Yuba City, CA
on May 08, 2007
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This looked a lot like my old stand-by with small differences. For the people who thought the meat didn't have enough flavor or was too dense and hard, try this. I brown the meat slightly, but not until done. That way it stays a little looser and you can actually taste and season. Then I add the rice in dry and add a drained can of crushed tomatoes to the meat. That way the rice is cooking in the flavors in your sauce rather than just salted water. A little bit of red pepper flake and the dish has much more flavor and depth. Try it!