Meanings of stuffed cabbage in English

Traditional evening meals are big on wild mushrooms and stuffed cabbage.

In our house we ate stuffed cabbage and smoked herring.

She had stuffed cabbage rolls and salad, a glass of wine and a cup of coffee.

Mrs. Wenzel had prepared stuffed cabbage, her specialty.

Come and taste my mama's stuffed cabbage rolls.

And the fact that I was holding a bag filled with stuffed cabbage didn't hurt, either.

Morelli was there when I woke up, the house reeked of stuffed cabbage cooking on the stovetop, and my arm ached.

The educators, usually women, rotate in shifts, cooking Romanian staples such as stuffed cabbage and soup, taking kids to school, helping with homework.

LONDON (Reuters) - The day she discovered a delicatessen selling Polish bread and stuffed cabbage leaves, Agnieszka Szymanska knew she could start calling England home.

Stuffed cabbage, pot roast, roast chicken, an occasional ham or pork roast.

"I don't need stuffed cabbage this bad," I said to my mother.

"There's some stuffed cabbage and a fresh loaf of bread and some cookies."

"Do you really like stuffed cabbage?"

"In summation, Mary and I have a real rapport," he says, "though it may be a while before she's cooking gefilte fish and stuffed cabbage."