Emptied cabbage
1 serving
The first way. Peel the cabbage and, removing the gruel, cut into large squares, put in a sauté pan, salt, pour in a little meat broth (about 1/10 of the weight of the cabbage), close with a lid and let go until tender. When serving, put in a plate, lamb or frying pan, pour melted butter, sprinkle with herbs. Sauces - milk, sour cream, breadcrumb - serve separately. Second way. Boil the peeled cabbage in salted boiling water until ready, disassemble into individual leaves; using a napkin, squeeze cabbage sheets into round balls (2-3 per portion), put them in a sauté pan covered with fat in one row, pour a little broth, put oil or margarine, close the dishes with a lid, let them go until tender. Put in a frying pan, pour over melted margarine or butter, sprinkle with herbs and serve. Serve the sauce separately
The first way. Peel the cabbage and, removing the gruel, cut into large squares, put in a sauté pan, salt, pour in a little meat broth (about 1/10 of the weight of the cabbage), close with a lid and let go until tender. When serving, put in a plate, lamb or frying pan, pour melted butter, sprinkle with herbs. Sauces - milk, sour cream, breadcrumb - serve separately. Second way. Boil the peeled cabbage in salted boiling water until ready, disassemble into individual leaves; using a napkin, squeeze cabbage sheets into round balls (2-3 per portion), put them in a sauté pan covered with fat in one row, pour a little broth, put oil or margarine, close the dishes with a lid, let them go until tender. Put in a frying pan, pour over melted margarine or butter, sprinkle with herbs and serve. Serve the sauce separately
white cabbage - 350 g, butter - 5 g, or margarine - 5 g, sauce - 75 g