Cabbage casserole

by | Feb 10, 2023 | Vegetable dishes

The following recipe of cabbage casserole was inspired by Transylvanian Feast, a cookbook written by Pál Kövi. He wasn’t even Transylvanian – he was born in Balassagyarmat, Hungary in 1924 -, but he had close ties to it, as he graduated from the University of Transylvania.

Pál Kövi was a former owner and director of the Four Seasons restaurant and a major figure on the New York restaurant scene for almost four decades. At the peak of his career he got hooked on the Transylvanian cuisine, and decided to collect the last Hungarian, Armanian, Jewish and Saxon recipes from Transylvania in order to prevent them from fading into oblivion.

Cabbage casserole
Cabbage casserole – photo: zserbo.com

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