I loved this recipe. It was delicious, warm, and a great comfort food. My kids who don't like cabbage ate this without complaint.

This was a great new recipe I found for ground beef! I made a few changes: I used 4-5 cloves fresh garlic instead of the powder, and I used orzo instead of rice and it came out wonderful. My kids even liked it. It's a great homestyle recipe with inexpensive ingredients that is very filling and tasty.

Pretty good! Good for a cold winter day. I used real garlic, and skipped the onion soup mix. I used tomato sauce instead of the juice cocktail. I also used brown rice instead of white, so I had to add more water and cooking time. I wish that I had used more cabbage. So actually, I did change quite a bit, but that's okay; still a good base recipe that lends itself to adaptation.

I made this last night and it is easy and it is nice that it is in one pan. I was worried it was going to be salty, but I actually had to add seasoning. The rice and cabbage must of sucked it up. I made the recipe just as stated except I didn't have instant rice just the regular kind and it worked fine. My husband thought it was good, my 13 year old picked at it my 16 year old ate it. I just thought it was ok and I love stuffed cabbage rolls. I know they take more time to prepare, but I think it is worth it. Thanks for the recipe it would be good in a pinch, but I don't think I'll be making it any time soon.

Love this! I did some changes, I used ground turkey, chicken broth and left out the tomato juice (hubby hates)

Very good!! I used ground turkey to lighten the recipe a bit. I think this would be good with a package of dry chicken soup and a can of chicken broth as well.

Not bad at all. I don't normally like cabbage but I liked this. My family also enjoyed it.

Overall, this was a great recipe. I used 3 frozen hamburger patties (Bubba Burger brand, vidalia onion flavor) instead of the ground meat, since it contains extra seasoning and is fairly easy to cook up. Also, just so you know, a 11.5 oz. (small can) of V8 juice is the perfect amount to use. Instead of white rice, I used brown to make this a bit more healthy. Everyone in the family enjoted this, some of us decided to add diced tomatoes and also thought that sour cream & shredded cheese would be good to add as well. We all agreed that this recipe is a lot like chili/sloppy joe/stuffed peppers. This made for a great 4th of July dinner!

This was very good, although I had to make many changes to match what I had in the fridge. I used ground turkey, chicken stock, cole slaw mix, and brown rice, jar tomato sauce instead of the V8, and a mix of curry and cayan pepper instead of the soup mix. But it was excellent, my boyfriend called it "a keeper", and there is PLENTY left so I froze some for another night.

I didn't measure, but I did mix my ground meat like I usually do to make stuffed cabbage with egg, onion, ketchup, garlic powder, salt, pepper to taste and rice. I layered skillet with cut up cabbage then meat mix then more cabbage. I covered with 1 can tomato soup and water cooked it until cabbage and rice were done. Served with mashed potatoes and my husband said it was a keeper. Good for a quick meal.

This is an easy and comforting meal for a weeknight. I didn't measure anything, just sauteed some garlic, browned 92% lean ground beef, added shredded cabbage, a can of chopped tomatoes, water and beef buillon. Served over rice. Thanks for sharing this idea.

My roommate loved this, but I probably wouldn't make it again. The flavor was too simple for me. This would be good with a taco seasoning mix thrown in also.

What I loved most about this recipe is that it only required one skillet from start to finish. No browning in one pan and boiling in another. It's great for large families and limited time/energy. Very simple to prepare and 110% better than hamburger helper. I substituted the hamburger for ground turkey and the beef broth for chicken but otherwise followed the recipe and the result was great! My kids loved it (even my 2 year old cleaned her plate)

Good stuff!

Not bad. Nothing spectacular, of course, but it did the job. Thanks.