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Fresh Grape Leaves
A friend asked me today if I wanted some fresh grape leaves. I said yes, but don't know really what to do with them. I've never cooked with grape leaves before, so I'm looking for ideas. Dolmas are obvious, a good recipe for those would be welcome, but I'm open to any other suggestions as well.
Thanks, Russ |
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Stuffed grape leaves is a traditional Greek/Middle Eastern specialty. Recipes will vary by region. Bassically a mixture of ground meat and rice with or without tomato and various spices.
There are actually two different versions of a stuffedd GL. One is a hot dish as described above and the second is a cold appetizer without the meat.
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I've only used them for stuffed grape leaves; did a Google search and found several recipes:
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Thanks for the input guys. I had planned to check in when I got the leaves and let you know what I was doing with them, but my friend and I have been missing connections an it's starting to look like I might not get them. My friend had said that they were ready to use now at the time when she asked me if I wanted them (the day I posted) and they're probably not good anymore. Just thought I'd let you know.
Russ |
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