Stuffed turnips

A Palestinian inspired dish that I was introduced to by my sister-in-law from AlQuds. The flavor fusion is unbelievable!
Stuffed turnips
A Palestinian inspired dish that I was introduced to by my sister-in-law from AlQuds. The flavor fusion is unbelievable!
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Wash, peel, and core the turnips
- 2
Deep fry the turnips until they get a golden color. Drain them from the oil and pat them with paper towels
- 3
Prepare the stuffing by mixing the rice, meat, and spices together
- 4
Stuff the fried turnips 3/4 with the rice stuffing
- 5
In a pot add the pomegranate molasses, olive oil, tomato paste, and water. Bring it to boil
- 6
Add the turnips and let it all boil together on high for 20min. Lower the heat, cover the pot, and allow it to cook for another 2 hrs.
- 7
Add the minced garlic to the sauce and let it all boil on high for a final 20min.
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