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Sarma Croatian Sauerkraut Rolls

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Ingredients

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1500 g sauerkraut (the whole head)
2 cups brine (from sauerkraut) (optional)
500 g ground beef
500 g ground pork
200 g ground bacon
2 eggs
15 g salt
10 g black pepper (powder)
150 g onions
125 g rice
300 g sauerkraut (sliced)
500 g pork ribs (smoked and dried)
300 g bacon (dried, smoked)
5 g lard
3 g flour

Nutritional information

522.1
Calories
331 g
Calories From Fat
36.8 g
Total Fat
13.1 g
Saturated Fat
125.1 mg
Cholesterol
1526.7 mg
Sodium
19.9 g
Carbs
4.1 g
Dietary Fiber
2.6 g
Sugars
26.7 g
Protein
288g
Serving Size

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Sarma Croatian Sauerkraut Rolls

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    • 260 min
    • Serves 15
    • Easy

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    Sarma (Croatian Sauerkraut Rolls), Origin of this meal is Turkish They also call this meal the same There are many ways of making sarma and they differ according to the region This recipe is my mother who is an expert in sarma making It is also old recipe, actually my grandmother recipe , Conversion to US measurements?, This is exactly like my mother’s recipe, which she got from her mother! It’s wonderful stuff


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    Steps

    1
    Done

    Take the Whole Sauerkraut Head and Remove Leaves Carefully Avoiding Damaging Them. 1500 G Should Give About 20 to 25 Sarmas. Cut the Thick Part at the Bottom of Each Leaf (cut It Triangularly).

    2
    Done

    Mix Grounded Beef, Pork and Bacon. Add Two Eggs and Very Finely Minced Onion. Cook Rice Until Half Done and Add Into Meat. Add Salt, Pepper and Mix Hard.

    3
    Done

    Take Leaf of Sauerkraut and Put Meat in It and Make a Small Package Making Sure to Close Ends. I Dont Know How to Explain It but You Have to Press Leaf End Into. Do It Until You Have Enough Meat or Leaves.

    4
    Done

    Take a Really Large Pot and Start to Put Sarmas in It. at the Bottom Put Smoked Bacon Skins If You Have Any, Than One Layer of Sarmas, One Layer Bacon or Pork Ribs. Also Add Sliced Sauerkraut in Between. After You Lay All Sarmas and Bacon, Ribs and Sliced Sauerkraut, Pour 2 Cups of Brine Over Everything (this Is Optional, My Family Like Really Sour Sauerkraut Thats Why Ive Put It).

    5
    Done

    Cook For About 1 Hour on Mild Fire. Some People, and Im Among Them Like to Add This: Take Small Pan, Melt Lard and Fry Flour Until Brownish Add Paprika and Some Cold Water and Make Creamy Stuff (we Call This ajmbren). Add This Into Sarma and Cook 2 to 3 Hours.

    6
    Done

    the Best Sarma in the Next Day, not the Day Youve Cooked It. You Can Eat Sarma Up to Whole Week; You Can Also Freeze Portions. We Eat Cooked Potato on Lard and Onion With It Called restani Krumpir.

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