I came across a photo the other day; featuring roulades. It looked absolutely yummy. A few days later, my mother mentioned red cabbage (on a subject completely unrelated) and my mind was set.
Now, I have a kitchen smelling of Christmas dinner (in a way) and a lovely plate with red cabbage and roulades is in front of me. I LOVE IT.
- beef (for roulades)
- gherkins
- onions
- streaky bacon
- mustard, salt & pepper
- jar red cabbage (I’ll post a recipe for making it yourself later on)
- apple (if you are not too sensitive)
Preheat oven to 160°C.
Apply pepper & salt to the beef, add a fairly generous amount of mustard. Dice the onions and turn the gherkins into smallish stripes and roll everything into little rolls. Fasten with a tooth pick. Place into a baking tray.
Place baking tray into preheated oven. Turn from time to time. It should take about 40-45 minutes, depending on how big those rolls are.
Heat the red cabbage in a sauce pan, add smaller pieces of apple (if that is possible in your case), plus a little bit of fat from the bacon (if there is something left).
For all those that eat starch, serve with potato dumplings (for a feel of German cuisine) or plain salt potatos.
Enjoy.