Prepare the Filling
Sauté leek in a little olive oil and set aside to cool.
Combine ground beef, rice, seasonings, parsley, and eggs. Add in the leeks.
In a separate bowl, combine all tomato sauce ingredients. Add four tablespoons of this mixture to the meat filling.









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Delicious!! I made this last Sukkos and again this year. Everyone loves it!! It’s worth all the effort!
I personally felt the tomato sauce mixture was too peppery. The recipe calls for 1 tablespoon pepper, I would put in less next time.
These were delicious!!
THANK YOU YUSSI!
These were absolutely delicious!
Best stuffed cabbage I have ever had!
Yussi's stuffed cabbage I used to work with the cabbage like Yussi, boiling it, but then I was introduced to the freezing method.
You remove the outer leaves, wash the outside, and put the cabbage in a freezer bag until you are ready to cook.
Defrost the cabbage for a few hours before separating, washing and inspecting the leaves.
Is one method really better than the other????
I love the freezing method too!