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Unstuffed Cabbage with Meatballs (Crockpot)
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31 Reviews
boulangere
September 18, 2015
Dr.B, could I finish the meatballs in the oven, then add them to the mix? The cabbage soup alone is enough to make me consider converting.
drbabs
September 18, 2015
Hi Cynthia! Yes, I'm sure you can do that. This is one of those very forgiving recipes that's way to play around with. I hope you enjoy!
Elana S.
September 14, 2015
Absolutely fantastic! The only recommendation I would give to those making this dish, is to double up on the meat. Keep everything else the same. The meatballs are so extraordinary, you don't want to be stingy with them. I served this at my Rosh Hashanah dinner. My guests loved it.
Jo
September 15, 2014
I was just thinking the other day, how much I miss eating stuffed cabbage! I used to buy it from a cafe and have never made it myself - seems pretty labour intensive. So I'm super excited to make this!! Thanks for sharing!
EatArt
February 1, 2014
So glad I happened upon this recipe! My mom's stuffed cabbage was my favorite of all of her dishes. But it was a major project. Your recipe is brilliant. Amazing flavors and a breeze to make. This is a new favorite!
Kateq
July 21, 2012
Oh delicious! And so simple...I had fresh made whole berry cranberry sauce (not too sweet) which I used instead of berries and sugar. Tart and sweet enough without any added sugar or vinegar. And I made it in the crockpot.
Thank you!
Thank you!
Tarragon
February 8, 2012
Coincidentally I ordered stuffed cabbage in a restaurant last week - their preparation did nothing for me at all and I'm getting ready to make my own this weekend. This recipe looks great - (and I loved the book Miriam's kitchen!)
drbabs
February 9, 2012
It was kind of embarrassing how much I liked my friend's version--especially when she told me the recipe. This comes together really easily, and you can make it sweeter/more sour to your taste. (The cranberries are little bombs of sour, but they eventually melt into the sauce.)
sexyLAMBCHOPx
February 8, 2012
If my Father was alive, I would make him this dish. Stuffed cabbage was part of his Jewish heritage comfort food. Great recipe.
drbabs
February 9, 2012
My parents are both Jewish, but I guess because we lived in new Orleans, not ethnically so. I first tasted stuffed cabbage as an adult, and have always loved it. In fact, one year we took my mother in law to Ben's delicatessen for Thanksgiving (don't ask), and I had stuffed cabbage for Thanksgiving dinner.
Bevi
February 8, 2012
My grandmother made a dish similar to this, and she did use jellied cran sauce out of a can. My husband will love this as he was raised on this type of food.
drbabs
February 9, 2012
It must have been used a lot--I have another friend who makes tiny meatballs and serves them with toothpicks in a sauce made of jellied cranberry sauce and Lipton's onion soup mix.
aargersi
February 7, 2012
Oh I am SO making this. Maybe this weekend with my mom if we have time. Cranberries and meatballs and cabbage! I am in heaven.
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