It’s a Nebraska thing. And they are so, so good. Perfect combination of hamburger, bread, cabbage and spices. Enjoy!
Ingredients:
Rhodes Frozen Bread Dough
2 pounds ground beef
1 head of cabbage
1 yellow onion
garlic salt/minced or whatever you like for garlic
2 TBSP butter.
Directions:
Follow package for bread dough.
Once risen, roll into small sections. Brown ground beef and drain fat, add chopped onion, garlic, butter, and chopped cabbage. Cook it down. (You can also sauté onion and garlic first if you so desire.) Salt and pepper to taste.
Add ¼ to ½ cup of beef mixture to rolled out sections of dough. Fold in half/wrap/shape how you wish.
Bake 30-35 minutes at 350 degrees. To soften, either butter top or cover.
Note: I learned a little something with the last batch. Let the pre-baked Bierock sit out for a while to rise again. Makes the finished product much fuller. Also fill them with at least 1/2 cup for a fuller Bierock. They are best served with a slice of cheese. It is also best if the beef mixture is completely cooled. Wrap them tightly.
garlic salt/minced or whatever you like for garlic
2TBSPbutter
Instructions
Follow package for bread dough.
Once risen, roll into small sections. Brown ground beef and drain fat, add chopped onion, garlic, butter, and chopped cabbage. Cook it down. (You can also sauté onion and garlic first if you so desire.) Salt and pepper to taste.
Add ¼ to ½ cup of beef mixture to rolled out sections of dough. Fold in half/wrap/shape how you wish
Bake 30-35 minutes at 350 degrees. To soften, either butter top or cover.
Notes
I learned a little something with the last batch. Let the pre-baked Bierock sit out for a while to rise again. Makes the finished product much fuller. Also fill them with at least 1/2 cup for a fuller Bierock. They are best served with a slice of cheese. It is also best if the beef mixture is completely cooled. Wrap them tightly.
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Melissa Haase is a wife, mother of three, veterinarian, and knitter, living in historic Stillwater, MN. Melissa grew up in Hastings, Nebraska in an average middle america family with her parents and older sister. Staying close to “home” (ahem...home is synonymous for boy), she attended the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Melissa married her high school sweetheart, Aaron, nearly 17 years ago.
After a brief stint working in broadcasting, she decided to pursue her original major and childhood dream of becoming a veterinarian. Taking a homegrown Nebraska boy to Kansas for veterinary school should be considered one of her major life achievements. She received her veterinary degree from Kansas State University in 2008. After graduation, she and Aaron, two golden retrievers, and a cat moved to Stillwater, where she began working in a small animal practice. Once again moving her husband to the arctic north, practically Canada, and NOT back to The Good Life....did not win her any bonus points in the wife category. Melissa now works at Birch Lake Animal Hospital in White Bear Lake, MN. She enjoys meeting new clients with their pets and hearing the stories that make us all realize how unique the human-animal bond is. She now lives with a retired show champion, a 6 year old golden named Sparrow and the cat she acquired in veterinary school, a 7 year old calico named Katie. Most times it feels like a small zoo.
Getting a later start than most of her friends, having a family didn’t come easy to Melissa and Aaron. They were overjoyed to finally welcome their son Jackson in November 2010. Jackson, 3, is charming, funny, and has more spunk than an entire classroom of preschoolers. Melissa is also mom to Audrey Rose, a beautiful, happy 6 month old little girl and a beautiful, heavenly angel, Nicholas George.
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