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Baked Cabbage Egg Rolls





A couple of weeks ago I made bacon in the oven for the first time. It was also my first time ever cooking bacon as I have been avoiding it because of the splattering.  Thanks, Pinterest, for such an awesome tip!


A couple of days ago, the Hubbs was craving Chinese food. Our favorite Chinese place is a little too far for us to drive when it's snowing so much, so we made egg rolls at home. Not just any egg roll, but baked egg rolls. {if you can bake bacon, then you can surely bake egg rolls, right?} YES!


Ingredients:


Egg Rolls sheets
Cabbage Mixture
(Cabbage, ground beef, onions, and carrots)
Water for sealing the rolls
Sesame Oil
Soy Sauce
Rice (optional)


Steps:


  1. Prepare cabbage mixture in a pan with some soy sauce
  2. Fill one egg roll sheet at a time with some cabbage
  3. Seal the edges of the roll with water
  4. Brush a little bit of sesame oil on each roll, both sides
  5. Bake at 450 for about 10 minutes (or until you see it turn a light brown color)


Here are some crunchy, low-fat, ready to serve egg rolls!


***Additional Tip***


We are rice eaters at our home, so cabbage with ground beef goes great when served over rice also.


Enjoy!


~ Fabi


Linking to: Shwin & Shwin , Chef in Training, and 33 Shades of Green
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tobecontinued said…
Sounds YUMMY! And I love homemade over the sodium laden, who-knows-whats-in-it take-out anyways!
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