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VOLUME 1 - Kilimanjaro Foods

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Off the heat, add the remaining garlic, lemon juice and sugar.<br />

Season with salt and pepper. Transfew the mixture to a bowl,<br />

cover, and refrigerate for several hours before serving.<br />

Makes about 3 1/2 cups.<br />

Golubtsi<br />

Servings<br />

3/8 lb cabbage<br />

c millet<br />

1 3/4 oz salt pork<br />

carrots<br />

onion<br />

T flour<br />

4 T tomato paste<br />

8 T sour cream<br />

2 T butter<br />

2 c water,or broth as needed<br />

1 hot peppers<br />

1 salt,to taste<br />

Pour boiling water over a head of cabbage with the stem removed.<br />

Separate leaves from head and trim the veins. Dice the onions and<br />

carrots fine and saute until the onions are starting to brown. Wash<br />

the millet well, cover with water and bring to a boil. Strain and<br />

combine with chopped salt pork, carrot/onion mixture peppers, salt<br />

and the raw eggs. Mix thouroughly with your hands, then place<br />

portions of the mixture onto the cabbage leaves, roll tightly and<br />

tuck in the ends. As you finish rolling the cabbage rolls, put them<br />

into a dutch oven, and add the sour cream dressing, boil thoroughly<br />

strain, salt and serve. SOUR CREAM DRESSING: Brown the flour in<br />

the butter. Add the tomato paste and the sour cream and some of the<br />

broth from the millet. ALTERNATIVE: Put cabbage rolls in a large<br />

baking pan, make the sour cream dressing without thinning it, cover<br />

the rolls and bake at 325 F for about an hour.

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