I LOVE being married!! I've loved setting up our house and making it a home. I'm lovin cookin (it's actually working! :-D). I love hearing my man drive up after work and come through the door.
Life is good. GOD is good!
Going back to "I'm lovin cookin." Below is an equation I'm so glad I tried the other night:
Ground Beef + Cabbage + Onion + Dinner Roll Dough = BEIROCKS!
Just cuz we liked them so much I'm going to post the recipe below:
1 lb ground beef
1/2 yellow onion, chopped
1/3 head of cabbage, shredded
Dough:
1 pkg active dry yeast
1 c. lukewarm water
1 egg
1/4 c. sugar
1 tsp salt
1/4 c. melted butter
3 c. flour
Directions:
Prepare dough first so that it can rise while you are assembling the filling.
Dissolve yeast in lukewarm water. Add egg, sugar, salt and butter and stir. Add half of the flour and stir until smooth (ish). Add rest of flour and stir. Place in greased bowl, cover and let rise.
Brown the meat and season (to taste) with lots of salt, pepper and garlic powder. Put cabbage and onion in another pan with some butter and cook (stirring often) until cabbage is limp and onion is translucent. Add cabbage and onion to the meat and toss together in the pan.
On a floured surface, roll out the dough into a big rectangle (a little thinner than a pie crust) and cut into 4 in. squares (approx.) Put filling in each square and pinch to close.
Place beirocks (pinched side down) onto a greased baking sheet.
Bake at 400 degrees for about 15-18 minutes. Brush tops with butter while still warm.
Serve with butter and salt for people to add.
Delicious with a side of salted cucumbers in vinegar.
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That's all for now, friends!
"You make known to me the path of life; in your presence there is fullness of joy; at your right hand are pleasures forevermore." ~Psalm 16:11
I'm going to follow your blog, Mrs. Simon Parish!
ReplyDeleteYou are sweet, and the love of the Lord just oozes from you! May God bless you both as you share His love with all around you!
Happy for you every time I think about you and even happier that you posted the dough recipe for bierocks! haha This is a family favorite but I haven't made them since the bad old days when we used to use Bridgeford frozen dough. We have been talking about them for six months and it looks like Hannah and I will have to do a major kitchen day and put up a hundred of these puppies. You know they freeze amazingly well and go into lunchboxes for those working men and are thawed perfectly by lunchtime. :) Keep on loving life and way cool that you started a blog! Love you. :)
ReplyDeleteKaylee!! So happy for you two, and so glad you're starting a blog!I look forward to reading more :)
ReplyDeleteYAY so happy that you are blogging and that you shared this recipe! One of Dan's Favorites too and I could not remember how to make them. Love you dear sweet sister!!
ReplyDeleteSo fun to hear from everyone! Next time I make them I think I will freeze a bunch, too. Fantastic idea. :)
ReplyDeleteFun fun! I'm so glad the beirocks turned out so well! And I echo your sentiments about the wonderfulness of marriage. :-)
ReplyDeleteMine are in the oven right now, Kaylee Bean! They ain't purdy, but I'm thinkin' they're functional :-) and I'm hoping for "Tasty!"
ReplyDeleteI love you, dear Kaylee. And Simon, thank you for taking that step a year ago - and having dinner with Tim at Javier's! :-) We love you.
~mom