QUITE POSSIBLY THE BEST REGIONAL RECIPE WE’VE EVER MADE… | SAM THE COOKING GUY



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00:00 Intro
1:16 Cooking Beef & Building Filling
3:03 Addressing the Dough
4:21 Prepping & Filling Dough
5:57 Final Touches & Cooking
6:43 The Reveal & Serving
7:21 First Bite
7:46 Outro

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44 Comments

  1. Just the night before last I made Bierocks from a Bierocks recipe that was posted. Bierocks are another name for Runza. I've also seen it spelled as Beer Rocks. Anyway, they suggested Rhodes Texas-style frozen rolls, which might be more of the Runza size breading. I don't know as it has been about four years since I have been back to my hometown of Omaha. Anyway, my Bierocks called for the Texas style rolls, sauerkraut, ground beef and Lipton onion soup mix (dry). I made five of them. Ate two and put the other three in my RV freezer as I am not at home (currently in Why, Az. and heading back to South Lake Tahoe area. I plan to eat the other very delicious three on the road as I will be spending two nights, to get back home, on the road. Thanks for posting this. If you like Omaha cuisine, try making a LaCasa pizza next.

  2. ❤️🙌🏽 THANK YOU for this video! I’m from Nebraska… I live in Georgia now… I haven’t had a RUNZA in nearly 20 yrs! I’m making them today… with homemade bread dough. What a treat to share with my kids. 😋🌯👀

  3. I am not only a Nebraska lifer @51 but German blood is thick.
    I mean this with all due respect, BUT STOP CALLING THEM FUCKING RUNZAS!!!
    RUNZAS IS THE NAME OF THE RESTAURANT ONLY!!! THATS IT!!!
    They are called Bierocks.
    FUCK TEXAS

  4. nebraska born and raised. i feel like i'm obligated to be mad at you for smoking it even tho that's a pretty darn good idea. so.

    OY! WTF! SMOKING IT? HELL NO!

    thanks <3

  5. I'm a Nebraskan. When I made them, I always used sauerkraut. Accent wise, when I moved to North Carolina… I was constantly asked which part of England was I from. 😂😂😂

  6. As a Nebraskan, I would like to offer a few constructive comments:
    use more cabbage, use a lower bread to filling ratio – yours are pretty big. do play around with seasoning and add-ins (cheese, mushrooms, etc.) as the original recipe only uses salt, pepper and worschestershire, you can use any frozen bread dough or hot roll mix if you don;t want to make fresh dough, but they will be better if you make your own.
    Nice idea smoking them – I going to try that next time.
    Cheers!

  7. My mom made runzas using frozen dough. So that is on point in my book. Also, blow into the hot runza a few times after splitting it. No need to burn the roof of your mouth.

  8. Sam, as a lifelong Nebraskan, we have more than corn. You seem to like ribeye steaks. Nebraska. But try chuck eye and flatiron. Soy beans. Lots. Dry beans of many types – our growers produce more of several varieties than any state. Not that you can eat this, but we have more miles of rivers than any other state. Come visit – I'll drive you around.

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