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Dolma : 20 Recipes
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How to Cook Iraqi Food: Kubba
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IraqiFoodRecipes wrote: This dish is unique to the Iraqi city of Mosul, hence the name Kubba't Mosul. Kubba is done differently in other parts of Iraq, in Baghdad they resemble dumplings which can either be fried in oil or cooked in a stew. Kubba[...]
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Patl?can Sarma ve Birkaç ?pucu
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Biliyorum ?u s?cakta kim oca??n ba??na geçer de patl?can k?zart?r diyeceksiniz. K?zartsak bile a??r gelir diyeceksiniz. Bunun yerine ?öyle közleseydin, salatas?n? yap?verseydin, zeytinya?l?s?n? koysayd?n. Yapt?m, hepsini yapt?m ?ekerim.[...]
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brown rice dolmades and yogurt-style sauce
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brown rice dolmasi With one of my best friends in Bulgaria and another on his way to Armenia, I've been thinking a lot about Eastern Europe (and the trip I plan to take there next year). It's no surprise that my thoughts inevitably lead to[...]
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Turkish Dishes: Dolma
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"Dolma" - Stuffed capsicum
Stuffed Dolma
This is one of my wife's favorite dish in whole Turkish cuisine, because I believe, it contains rice! The dish looks a big complicated but it really does not take much time[...]
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Waraq Enab (Yaprak dolma)
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This is one of my favourite food.. maybe i can say my favourite!! :) in Turkey we call it yaprak dolma(yaprak: grape leaf, dolma:being filled up) and in Lubenon they call it Waraq Enab, it is one of best mediterianne dish i suppose, you can cook[...]
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Stuffed melon (missov sekhi dolma)
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1 lg Cantaloupe
2 tb Butter
1/2 lb Ground lean lamb or
1/2 lb Ground lean beef
1 md Onion; finely chopped
1/2 c Long-grain white rice
-- uncooked
1/4 c Pine nuts
1/4 c Dried currants
1 1/2 tb Sugar; or to taste (opt'l.)
1/4 ts Cinnamon[...]
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Dolma ici zeytinyagli (rice stuffing for vege
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1/2 lb Long grained rice
1/2 c Olive oil
1 c Water
1 lg Tomato
1 md Onion
Few sprigs dill & parsley
1 oz Pine nuts (pignoli)
1 ts Sugar (more to taste)
1 pn Thyme
Salt and pepper
1 oz Currants
This stuffing is for eggplants, pepper,[...]
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Sarma-Stuffed Vine Leaves
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Last weekend we were invited to a pot-luck Christmas party at Carol’s. For that particular party we decided to try out something new that we have not made before because of the difficulty of sourcing for the main ingredient, vine leaves. We[...]
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