Slow Cooker Lazy Cabbage Rolls

This easy recipe for Slow Cooker Cabbage Rolls is made in the crockpot and ready in 2-3 hours! All the elements with flavour and comfort, yet convenience.

Slow Cooker Lazy Cabbage Rolls

Every now and then I crave Cabbage Rolls, yet I never set out to actually make them. Why? Because even thinking about rolling each and every one is enough to make me resort to making an entirely different recipe.

These Slow Cooker Lazy Cabbage Rolls are the ideal solution to this problem, it’s a one pot meal that has all the same great taste. In fact, it’s a simple crockpot recipe!

Cabbage Rolls isn’t typically made in the slow cooker, yet it’s actually very easy and delicious to do so. And by this unstuffed cabbage rolls method, a whole lot less work without sacrificing the taste!

It is very much a full-flavoured take on a classic recipe, without all that fuss of stuffing. This is a simple throw together recipe.

How do you make lazy man cabbage rolls?

When making Slow Cooker Lazy Cabbage Rolls, you can serve them as a side dish along with some garlic sausage, or eat as it on its own. It’s also perfect for both dinner and a lunch.

It’s a recipe that is great for a family meal, or to take along for a potluck. It’ll be most unique and the talk of any gathering.

It’s also nice to have the leftovers of this dish for a quick reheat, or packing some in a thermos for school lunches. Do I have you convinced yet?

Slow Cooker Lazy Cabbage Rolls is one of those ultimate fall meals. It fills the belly and soul with goodness, with each and every bite.

Every fall season I fall in love with my slow cooker again and again, having that warm comforting meal ready when I walk in the door is something to applaud over.

It seems these days we’re running like crazy from activity to appointment and to activity again – so slow cooker meals are my top go-to’s. It’s most likely the handiest small appliance I have.

I realized that as soon as I even think about what to make for dinner each day, my mind immediately searches slow cooker meals, while taking inventory of the ingredients I have on hand.

Many times while the girls are eating breakfast in the morning, I’m prepping the slow cooker already – pleased that I won’t have to worry about it later. This is one such crockpot recipe that you need to put into your rotation!

Enjoy!

How often do you make cabbage rolls?

For other great slow cooker recipes, check out the bursting section on this site. May I suggest slow cooker orange chicken or slow cooker easy lasagna to start?

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Slow Cooker Lazy Cabbage Rolls

Prep Time

10 mins

Cook Time

2 hrs 30 mins

Total Time

2 hrs 40 mins

 

When making Slow Cooker Lazy Cabbage Rolls, you can serve them as a side dish along with some garlic sausage, or eat as it on its own.

Course: Main Course

Cuisine: American

Keyword: cabbage roll, slow cooker cabbage rolls, slow cooker cacciatore

Servings: 6

Calories: 688 kcal

Author: Tammi

Ingredients

• ½ lb Ground beef
• ½ pkg Coleslaw prepared, without dressing
• 4 cups Rice cooked
• 2 stalks Celery chopped
• ½ Onion chopped
• 6 slices Bacon cooked and chopped
• 1 can Tomatoes 14oz, diced
• ¼ cup Whipping Cream
• 2 tsp Garlic minced
• 2 tbsp Dill weed dried
• Salt and Pepper to taste

Instructions

1. In a frying pan, sauté the celery, onion, garlic, 1 tbsp dill, and ground beef until the ground beef is no longer pink. Season with salt and pepper
2. Transfer the mixture to the slow cooker.
3. Add the cooked rice, coleslaw, bacon, tomatoes, and remaining dill weed. Mix very well.
4. Pour the cream over the top, and cook on low for approximately 2 - 3 hours.
5. Serve as a side dish along with some garlic sausage for dinner, or eat as it on its own.
6. Enjoy!

Nutrition Facts

Slow Cooker Lazy Cabbage Rolls

Amount Per Serving

Calories 688 Calories from Fat 180

% Daily Value*

Total Fat 20g 31%

Saturated Fat 8g 40%

Cholesterol 54mg 18%

Sodium 198mg 8%

Potassium 406mg 12%

Total Carbohydrates 102g 34%

Dietary Fiber 2g 8%

Sugars 2g

Protein 19g 38%

Vitamin A 5.1%

Vitamin C 18.3%

Calcium 7.2%

Iron 11%

* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.