Making the BALKAN CABBAGE ROLLS ~SARMA

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  • Опубликовано: 29 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 29

  • @adib.72
    @adib.72 28 дней назад +5

    I really love seeing you homesteading and sharing such authentic, cultural food with everyone! Very cool! All your food looks so amazing!

  • @GiGiC14
    @GiGiC14 28 дней назад +3

    Oh thank you for sharing your recipe. You brought back beautiful memories of my mother cooking her cabbage rolls. Yes I'm very nostalgic and grateful my mother taught me how to garden and cook whole foods from scratch. It's a beautiful thing to cook with your daughter and pass on the tradition of cooking healthy foods. Thank you and God bless you and your family! 💚

  • @NicholasCampbell-p7f
    @NicholasCampbell-p7f 27 дней назад +3

    These look delicious, it would be good try this version. My baba from northern Montenegrin mountains made sarma with the sour cabbage, ground young beef (in Montenegro it’s usually older than veal, younger than American beef, we call it junetina), onions, lard, black pepper, salt, carrot, paprika and then used the rasol liquid from the cabbage to cook the sarme. She usually didn’t put smoked meat which is unusual for our part of the world, and though I like it with smoked ribs or bacon, the one without is so good because it reminds me of Baba.
    For anyone buying Vegeta, look for Vegeta Natur, a brown container instead of normal blue. The normal one contains MSG, and the non-MSG labelled one contains disodium glutamate.

    • @lulishomestead6767
      @lulishomestead6767  27 дней назад

      Thank you for sharing your story. I feel like I just tasted your baba’s sarma.
      Good to know about the different vegetables 😉

  • @gorettyrogers7109
    @gorettyrogers7109 28 дней назад +3

    Amazing! Thanks so much! 😊

  • @tc12487
    @tc12487 28 дней назад +4

    ❤ This looks delicious!

  • @dubravkabelogrlicdubravka
    @dubravkabelogrlicdubravka 28 дней назад +4

    Long awaited. Excellent! Thank you for the recipe. I will recommend Vegeta to everyone. I use it in so many dishes and chicken rubbed with it is just heavenly! Your daughter is gorgeous!Cheers

    • @lulishomestead6767
      @lulishomestead6767  28 дней назад +1

      I just realized that Vegetable has MSG… I am so disappointed

    • @dubravkabelogrlicdubravka
      @dubravkabelogrlicdubravka 28 дней назад +1

      @@lulishomestead6767 Personally I t hink all the hype on MSG which was around China syndrom is BS.Lot more MSG is used in Italian pasta sauces and I never saw anything about Italian syndrom. Vegeta wa used in almost all households in former Yugoslavia and still is , for many generation without any problems.

    • @lulishomestead6767
      @lulishomestead6767  28 дней назад

      @dubravkabelogrlicdubravka oh , yes, it’s used in Slavic cooking often

  • @jenniferr2057
    @jenniferr2057 28 дней назад +4

    That looks very good! Where do you get Vegeta in the US?

  • @WillowsGarden
    @WillowsGarden 28 дней назад +3

    Hi Luli and Sarma! Oh that looks amazing and I’m sure it’s delicious.
    Thank you ladies for sharing and I hope everyone has a very blessed weekend!

  • @LikesQuilts
    @LikesQuilts 27 дней назад +2

    This looks delicious! I follow another channel, I think it's Food Around The World. and there's a lady from the Ukraine named Maria that cooks dishes such as this. I absolutely am addicted to watching her cook and see how she lives. They ferment the whole heads of cabbage just as you have shown, that is new to me but so interesting. Was going to ask you to show us how AND looked above to your link "Fermenting Cabbage the Balkan Way". Thank you so much. I really enjoy your channel as well.

  • @tamasitarod3176
    @tamasitarod3176 25 дней назад +1

    LOVE YOUR CHANNEL! I JUST MADE YOUR SAURCRAUT RECIPE. First time making it with brine. I think I'm going to like your recipe better because my last two ferments made a thick slimy brine. I did the just salt method. I feel safer with your recipe. THANK YOU! I need to try the whole cabbage ferment next.

  • @mush3199
    @mush3199 25 дней назад +1

    Yum!

  • @redstone1999
    @redstone1999 27 дней назад +1

    Just my wife and I. Can this be cooked and frozen up in meal size bags for many meals for two ? Or should I just make the rolls and freeze them like that to thaw and steam cook them.
    I have 2 X's 3 gallon buckets of fermenting cabbage heads following your recipe. Should be 30 days on Nov. 19. Smells Devine so far.

    • @lulishomestead6767
      @lulishomestead6767  27 дней назад +1

      I would make the rolls and freeze them, cooking later.
      Looking forward to hearing about your experience

  • @sgmarr
    @sgmarr 28 дней назад

    UGH! Though I do not judge anyone who likes the Fermented Cabbage Rolls? I hate it! I had one recently and thought it ruined the Rolls! And carrorlts? Nope! Lol
    In fact? I had Polish Cabbage Rolls recently, from a famous local Bakery? My brother also found them disgusting! We tried adding spices etc, no good! We both threw them out!
    So. That shows our opinion on this type of Cabbage Rolls.

    • @lulishomestead6767
      @lulishomestead6767  28 дней назад

      Oh goodness, I am so sorry. The fresh cabbage rolls have a different taste than fermented cabbage rolls.
      In addition, homemade is very different than mass produced 😩