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Originally posted by Rivet Rivet wrote:

. I guess the rice is supposed to be cooked before putting in with the meat? Some recipes dont specify, some say add it raw, a couple say cooked. Did your rice cook through? I'm thinking the rice should be cooked and cooled first...


John, I have always added my rice raw, and have never had a problem...it plumps up , and may even help absorb any unwanted fat from inferior ground meat. The tomato sauce and moisture from the egg is enough to plump the rice up as the cabbage bakes.
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Guests Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 10 December 2010 at 20:23
Okay, just caught your reply....turned in to page two of the post and I didn't see it! Thanks, yes I understand about it catching up to the excess moisture and fat and makes perfect sense. I was wondering between your recipe and those with cooked rice....maybe the cooked rice ones had the grains "blow out" in the final roasting process. No word on that and definitely an interesting world of cooking~ Thanks a million, Dave you sure have answered a big question for me in my quest to make golubki.
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Boilermaker Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 12 December 2010 at 20:04
Just finished making up 2 pans of this a few minutes ago.  We're having it tomorrow night along with a side of spaetzle and a veggie.Smile
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good news, guys - according to time/life's foods of the world series (volume titled "quintet of cuisines, highly recommended!) the romanian version of Gołąbki, called sarmale, is indeed topped with bacon. also, the rice is parboiled for a few minutes before it is mixed with the meat. i will post the recipe if/when i have time in the balkans section.
 
this confirms, to me, at least, that when it comes to this wonderful peasant dish, we're all right, and so are the hungarians, who use a sour-cream/paprika sauce (that could be interpreted as a form cheese) to top their version, Toltott Kaposzta.
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as noted above, here's the link to sarmale from romania:
 
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Real nice Hoser. Was just lookin at this today in the wifes Polish cookbook. Identical I think to what's printed in her book, expect for the bacon. I like your way better. Bacon makes everything taste better LOL.
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Originally posted by Meat Hunter Meat Hunter wrote:

Real nice Hoser. Was just lookin at this today in the wifes Polish cookbook. Identical I think to what's printed in her book, expect for the bacon. I like your way better. Bacon makes everything taste better LOL.

That it does MH...the only thing better than a bacon sandwich is a bacon sandwich wrapped in more bacon
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