Monday, 21 April 2014

Steamed Dolmas

steamed dolmas
Grape leaves are filled with a mixture of rice, onions, currants, pine nuts, mint and spices then gently steamed. Serve chilled, as is traditional, or warm. Here Dolmas (stuffed grape leaves origin from middle east) are prepared with cabbage leaves and slightly roasted in olive oil.

Ingredients
Cumin seeds                             ½ tsp
Steamed rice                             1 cup
Black raisins                             1 tbsp
Salt                                           to taste
Crushed black pepper                 to taste
Tomato sauce                           1 cup
Cinnamon powder                      1 pinch
Lemon juice                              1 tsp
Chopped dill leaves                    1 tbsp
Cabbage leaves                         2 nos.
Oil                                            to roast
For garnish
Tomato sauce                           as required
Cinnamon powder                      as required
Black onion seeds                     1 pinch
Soya leaves                               as required

Method
To prepare filling
Heat oil in a pan, add cumin and stir.
Then ass steamed rice and mix well.
add rice 
Add black raisins and mix well.
add black raisins in rice
Add salt, crushed black pepper and tomato sauce and mix well.
add tomato sauce in rice
Then add cinnamon powder, lemon juice in it and cook well.
add spices in filling 
Add chopped dill leaves and mix well.
add chopped dill leaves into filling 
To prepare roll
Now cut the middle portion of cabbage.
cut cabbage leaves at middle 
Then put the filling on it and roll it.
put filling on cabbage leave 
Heat oil in a pan, put the rolls on it and slightly roast them all sides.
roast the dolmas
Remove and cut the roasted dolmas.
cut one dolma
Now decorate tomato sauce on a serving plate and place the dolmas on it.
place the dolmas on sauce
Then sprinkle the cinnamon powder and black onion seeds and garnish with soya leaves.
garnish dolmas


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