Sweet & Sour Cabbage Rolls

From EatingWell: October/November 2006 — Subscribe Now!

Lean ground turkey and brown rice seasoned with fresh dill and caraway seeds makes a moist filling for these stuffed cabbage rolls. They're baked in a combination of tomato sauce, lemon juice and honey for the familiar sweet-and-sour flavor typical of the dish.

READER'S COMMENT:

"That what we had for couple of days ago. It was really good for us! But My three girls didn't like it at all.... Tammi, Grants Pass, OR "

Comments

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An outstanding dish for company, I like the fact that it can be made the day before, so you can visit with your guess. Dale Legal, Edgewater, MD	8 weeks 6 days ago
My husband and I try to eat as healthy as possible and when I tried this recipe he thought it was the best ever. The carraway, dill and honey make the difference. I goofed on my time to prepare and make this. Read all the directions and allow enough time. You will be glad you did. Diane J. Johnson, Dowling Park, FL	8 weeks 6 days ago
That what we had for couple of days ago. It was really good for us! But My three girls didn't like it at all.... Tammi, Grants Pass, OR	8 weeks 6 days ago
These cabbage rolls are delicious!! My husband loves them too. make plenty and then freeze them for a quick meal on a busy evening. You can't go wrong with these! judy, Los Alamitos, CA	8 weeks 6 days ago
I made my sauce thicker & used RED cabbage instead for the much higher nutrient value. Made slightly smaller rolls but went over BIG with my family! anonymous in Ontario, Toronto, On	8 weeks 6 days ago
Nice dish. An alternattive instead of ground beef (we are afterall trying to reduce the bad stuff) is ground buffalo. It tastes very much like beef and is even better for you than ground turkey. Anonymous, New York, NY	8 weeks 6 days ago
I usually stay away from ground turkey, so will alternatively use very lean ground beef. Sounds like a great cold weather treat! Anonymous, Charlottesville, VA	8 weeks 6 days ago
Delicious. My boyfriend loved them! I couldn't find any no salt tomato sauce in the grocery store, so I went for a roasted-garlic regular tomato sauce by Hunts. A light but still a very hearty meal. Anonymous, Halifax, NS	8 weeks 6 days ago
I thought this recipe needed salt. My husband thought it would have been tastier made with ground beef instead of turkey. It does freeze well. Anonymous, Bellingham, WA	8 weeks 6 days ago
The sauce turned out a little runny, and I would use a bit less caraway seed next time. Anonymous, green oaks, IL	8 weeks 6 days ago