You can use all kind of vegetables in this wonderful recipe. Zucchini, eggplants, tomato, onion.. very delicious 😋

Best spices ever for any stuffing , onions green pepper squash and off course grape leaves I have few recipe of dolma just check my recipe

Dolma (also called as tolma) is an Armenian traditional dish. You can prepare it with grape leaves, as well as with cabbage leaves, but this recipe is for grape leaves only.With beef you can mix a little pork as well, it will make the dish more juicy and soft.

My Turkish friend treated me this dish and I was amazed how delicious it was! They taught me the easy way to make it, so I gave it a try.The key to the recipe is the rich tomato paste and fresh parsley.The bell peppers become sweeter by slowly simmering them.For an even more authentic flavor, use "Langkorn Spitzenreis" rice. Recipe by Kuminchan

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Dolma means something stuffed or filled, in Turkey. The sauce originated from Sephardi Jewish Cuisine from Iberia. Egg and lemon sauce is used in a lot of Middle Eastern, Greek, and Balkans cuisine. There are more areas that have a version of this sauce. I added honey and sugar so the granddaughters would eat them.Sometimes these are stuffed with minced/ground meat, nuts, fruit, vegetables and so on. Sometimes cornstarch is used to help thicken the sauce. We like this version so I stick with it.

According to Wikipedia Dolma is any kind of stuffed vegetable which is scooped out and filled with minced meat, or vegetables. This word is of Turkish origin. So, in middle-yeast the tomatoes, bell peppers, eggplants and vine leaves are used to stuff vegetables and meat. In West-Bengal, we relish dolma prepared from pointed gourds or potol. Potoler dolma is a classic Bengali dish which is prepared either vegetarian or non-vegetarian. Here, I introduce dolma with ridge gourd or jhinge. In this recipe, I have stuffed the ridge gourd with paneer to prepare niramish jhinger dolma.#everydayveg #dolma #ridgegourd

Hello, I hope all is well, and you all enjoyed your long weekend. Sunday, was the first day we BBQ for the year, it was great!!! The weather was nice, so we took out the bbq and starting our preparations. My hubby really does a great job grilling. 🙂 He has his own little secrets when it comes to basting the meat before placing on the grill, I don’t get involved when it comes to grilling, seeing that he truly enjoys doing it, and he does do a great job, and believe you me it tastes fantastic. Yummyyyyy.So, to accompany our Wine, and Ouzo I made some appetizers, Dolmadakia. It really does not get any more traditional than this, seriously….. I have never actually seen anyone not use their fingers to grab one of these delicious little green stuffed with rice leaves. This is why I like to call them Finger Food…..whenever a plate of these appetizers even comes close to landing on any table, you can see how everyone just tries desperately to grab one. It’s like once everyone sees them coming it’s race on!!!A truly loved appetizer dish, along with Tzatziki, Taramosalata, Tyrosalata, Fried Zucchini, Fried Eggplants, Calamaria and the list just goes on and on. I forgot to add French Fries an absolute must! 🙂

Those are phyllo rolls that are filled with ashta cream then fried and sweetened with sugar syrup. They are best eaten right out of the fryer when they are still crunchy. In Arabic, znoud el sitt means the lady's arms: chubby and delicious!

If you don't have time , or have a neck-ache don't even start it. It will take time to prepare this recipe. A Very traditional healthy and well known recipe - "Dolma", all around in the Middle East . I cooked with ground beef, , there is also olive oil version too, in that version no meat in it.

#backtoschoolThere are some kinds of Baklava, Greeks, Turkish, and Lebanese. They are very tasty and full of nuts. This time I will show you how to make walnut Baklava, walnut has lots of nutrition which is great for brain. It's also good sweet for kids. They will love this kind of Baklava.

This is a very comforting, no-frills, economical, tasty and quick meal! You can easily make this after a long day at work and still be able to eat in a relatively short period of time.