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Cabbage Snails

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Ingredients

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1 head cabbage, quartered (about 2 lbs 1 kg -)
2 tablespoons butter
1/2 lb thick slab bacon, cut into very small dice
2 medium onions, finely diced
1 tablespoon sugar
2 tablespoons sweet paprika
1 teaspoon caraway seed, crushed in mortar
12 sheets phyllo pastry
1 cup butter, melted

Nutritional information

329.9
Calories
244 g
Calories From Fat
27.2 g
Total Fat
14.1 g
Saturated Fat
58.6 mg
Cholesterol
386.5 mg
Sodium
18 g
Carbs
2.9 g
Dietary Fiber
4.7 g
Sugars
5.2 g
Protein
1867g
Serving Size

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Cabbage Snails

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    My god, Evelyn... these are SO GOOD. The filling is delicious. I sort-of halved/three-quartered the recipe and improvised a bit as I didn't have a whole head of cabbage left. I also added about a half cup of coarsely chopped walnuts, which add nice crunchy bits. I also don't have a mortar and tried to whizz my caraway in my food processor with no luck, so I just stuck them in whole, which I didn't think made a difference at all. This is my first time dealing with filo, so that part was a little tricky and I found it difficult to twist the snails into shape, so I made 2 snails, 2 square pouches and 2 that were just folded in half like a closed V...all equally delcious. This recipe brings the humble cabbage to unbelievable heights. Thank you so much for posting.

    • 85 min
    • Serves 3
    • Easy

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    Cabbage Snails, Pies made of phyllo pastry that are baked in a ‘snail’ shape are very popular in Greece This one is unusual in that the filling is more eastern European in origin Works great This would probably be eaten as a substantial snack or as a proper meal , My god, Evelyn these are SO GOOD The filling is delicious I sort-of halved/three-quartered the recipe and improvised a bit as I didn’t have a whole head of cabbage left I also added about a half cup of coarsely chopped walnuts, which add nice crunchy bits I also don’t have a mortar and tried to whizz my caraway in my food processor with no luck, so I just stuck them in whole, which I didn’t think made a difference at all This is my first time dealing with filo, so that part was a little tricky and I found it difficult to twist the snails into shape, so I made 2 snails, 2 square pouches and 2 that were just folded in half like a closed V all equally delcious This recipe brings the humble cabbage to unbelievable heights Thank you so much for posting , This dish is fabulous! We had it at our party at school and it was a big hit! Now if I can figure out how to get the photo on Zaar, you will have a yummy pic to go with your great recipe!!!The lady that made them was from Kosovo, so its not entirely from Greek origins!!


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    Steps

    1
    Done

    Bring Large Amount of Water to Rapid Boil in Large Saucepan.

    2
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    Add Cabbage and Blanch 5 Minutes.

    3
    Done

    Drain Well; Dry Thoroughly, Pressing on Leaves to Extract Excess Moisture.

    4
    Done

    Cut Into Inch Wide Strips; Discard Tough Cores.

    5
    Done

    Melt 2 Tblsps Butter in Large Skillet Over Medium Heat.

    6
    Done

    Add Bacon and Cook Until Golden-Brown, but not Crisp.

    7
    Done

    Remove With Slotted Spoon.

    8
    Done

    Add Onion to Skillet; Increase Heat to Medium-High and Saut Until Translucent.

    9
    Done

    Sprinkle With Sugar and Saut 2 Minutes More.

    10
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    Stir in Shredded Cabbage and Saute Until Softened, Glossy, and Just Beginning to Colour, 12-15 Minutes.

    11
    Done

    Season With Paprika, Caraway, Salt and Freshly-Ground Pepper.

    12
    Done

    Return Bacon to Skillet and Cook About 5 Minutes to Blend Flavours.

    13
    Done

    Set Aside to Cool.

    14
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    Brush 1 Phyllo Sheet With Melted Butter.

    15
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    Fold Sheet in Half Crosswise.

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