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Dolma Recipe Looking Iraqis. Anyone can help?
I am looking for a specific recipe is the best I have had dolma! I can not find ... Many vegetables are stuffed anywhere: vine leaves, aubargene, potatoes, onions, peppers, etc. The filler includes among others: minced meat, tomato, 'tan / all spice, cloves and taste most important Iraqi named "Aswad limoon 'or dry black pepper in English. Some also add Roman / Pomegrante. In the end, all the vegetables are covered with a tomato sauce flavored lemon ... Anyone have the complete recipe? Thanks!
Dolma Turkish origin as a side dish, but is found throughout the Arab world. Each country had its own way cooking. For example: the line of the Turks from the base of the pot to clean pig's trotters, the Lebanese lamb chops, while the Jordanians that each Dolma so small each bite ..... Basically any vegetable that can be filled is generally used onions, vine leaves, courgettes, tomatoes and green peppers. In Iraq, too use spinach leaves instead of grape leaves, onions, green peppers and other vegetables that can be filled. Once the vegetables are fillers that can be cooked or frozen even until needed. 
This is how we do ...... Onion Dolma Recipe: 6 large onions, unpeeled 1 pound lamb, chopped 2 large tomatoes, peeled and chopped 1 / 3 cup long grain rice 1 lemon, finely grated and juice 1 small onion, finely chopped 1 tablespoon sugar 1 teaspoon turmeric 1 / 2 teaspoon basil 1 / 2 1 teaspoon oregano salt to taste freshly grd. black pepper tablespoons olive oil 3, for the kitchen such as: - Put the unpeeled onion in a pot = big. Pour into a lot of boiling water. Boil for about 20 minutes, or until the onions are soft. Remove onions from pan, drain and let cool a little. - In a bowl, mix next 9 ingredients. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Set aside. - With a sharp knife, cut the onion each side to center. Separate layers, pulling quite easily. Discard the papery outer layers and cores of the onions. - Take a small handful of the filling and work sausage-shaped, squeeze some but not all, of the liquid. Reserve the excess liquid for later use. - Place the stuffin in a layer of onion and double tightly around the mixture. Fill the remaining layers in this way. Do not overfill the layers as the rice must have room to expand. - Heat the oil in a skillet enough great to take the stuffed onions in one layer. Add the onions stuffed save them close together. Pour into container. Reduce heat, cover pan and simmer for 1 hour. - Halfway through the cooking time to turn over onion filling. - Dolma Carefully remove from pan with spatula and serve immediately or let cool. ~ ~
Grape Vine Leaves - Indian Style
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