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My Grandpa William’s Stuffed Cabbages (Galumkies)

Cooked Galumkies
Ingredients and amounts:
  • Prep Time:
      1-2 Hours    
    Cook Time:
      2-3 Hours
       
    Cool Time:
      10 Minutes
       
    Yield:
      30-35    
    (1) lb pork hamburger
  • (1) lb beef hamburger
  • 12 oz salt pork
  • 2 large size heads of cabbage
  • 28 oz diced tomato's
  • 10.75 oz condensed tomato soup
  • 12 oz tomato paste
  • 29 oz tomato sauce
  • 2 cups V8 juice
  • 3 small onions
  • 2 cups of rice
  • 1 large pot
  • 1 small pot
  • 1 large roasting pan
  • 1 frying pan

Cooking Instructions:

Boil water and cook the rice, set aside

Cut the onions into small pieces, set aside

Combine the diced tomato's, condensed tomato soup, tomato paste, tomato sauce and V8 in a large bowl, set aside

Core the cabbages. Fill the large pot 2/3 full of water and place one inside and bring to a boil

While the cabbage is boiling, cut the salt into small pieces and render in the frying pan until the fat is gone, then add the onions and slowly saute

Combine the rendered salt, saute onions, cooked rice, the uncooked pork and beef hamburger and 1 cup of the combined tomato mixture, set aside

Now that the cabbage is boiling, carefully remove each cabbage leaf trying not to break them. Do the same steps for the 2nd head of cabbage. Save all loose or broken leaves for the bottom of the roasting pan

Preheat the oven to 350 F

Now it is time to stuff and roll the cabbages with the meat mixture. Put some meat mixture on the center of the cooked cabbages leaf and wrap the mixture up with the cabbage leaf the way you would put a diaper on a baby.

Line bottom of the roasting pan with cooked cabbages and layer the stuffed cabbages in the roasting pan. Pour the remaining tomato mixture into the roasting pan and place into the oven. Cook for 2-3 hours


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