To prepare this traditional Greek dolmades recipe, begin by washing the vine leaves. You may use ready-to-eat or fresh vine leaves for this dish (if you’re lucky enough to come across them). If you use leaves from a jar, place them in a bowl of cold water and let them soak for ...
Known as both warak arish or warak enab, Lebanese meat stuffed grape leaves are a delicious Mediterranean dish that also happens to be a loved family recipe! In Greek they are known as dolmades, and many countries have their own rendition of the dish. I grew up eating stuffed grape leaves...
Stuffed grape leaves make a great meze (mezethes or mezze) an appetizer or a small dish to share, meant to be served with wine or ouzo. Imagine a plate of these with some homemadehummus, feta cheese and olives, a big bowl ofavgolemeno soup,falafel, a big ‘olGreek salad, the list...
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While Americans tend to think of stuffed grape leaves as a Greek delicacy, dolmadaki may have originated in Turkey or Armenia. Certainly, there are many variations on the dish from the Persian Gulf, Egypt, Syria, Lebanon, Iraq, and Iran. There are many variations on the ingredients listed...
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The ubiquitous term in various cultures for stuffed grape leaves is Dolma. This is actually a dish of many names and variations. This version features a savory meat and rice filling! Top it with a creamy yogurt and garlic sauce, and you'll surely fall in
These grape leaves are stuffed with a tantalizing mixture of lemony rice and fresh herbs. "Yum" is the only word to describe them! Serve them as an appetizer, or as a main dish paired with crusty bread and a Greek salad.Submitted by Patti Moschonas Updated on October 31, 2022 Save ...
Plain Greek yogurt, for serving (optional) Method of Preparation 1.Bring large pot of water to a boil. Fill large bowl two-thirds of the way with ice water. Add grape leaves to boiling water and cook until tenderized, about two minutes. Remove leaves using a slotted spoon or strainer and...
Note from Alan Lake: We may know stuffed grape leaves by their more formal name, dolmades, but Greek peasants/commoners call them fela –a word that means simply “leaves.” There’s a short window of time in May and June when fresh leaves are at their best. Too small, and you can’...