I grew up calling these sarmas...dolma was the stuffed vegetables in our family. We add chopped tomato and lemon juice to the water to give a little sour taste. Also, you can roll cabbage leaves instead of grape leaves just like this!
very good recipe. i would add 1 choped tomato some baharat and the meat chapped stake not grind hamberg . and boil with 1 cup lemon juice,and 1 cup of chicken broth .
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ToshiroMifuneity 1 year ago
You forgot the parsley & dill & chives & lemon juice.
mytamasha 2 years ago 2
I grew up calling these sarmas...dolma was the stuffed vegetables in our family. We add chopped tomato and lemon juice to the water to give a little sour taste. Also, you can roll cabbage leaves instead of grape leaves just like this!
kanapantakis 2 years ago
Usally making my mother squeezes the meat down a little and just fold it like she folds it the way you would fold lavash and panir hats.
rubberduckiezz 2 years ago
Song sung by my niece-in-law, Anahid Dinkjian's father: "Onnik Dinkjian", singing; New York, Boston, California
*I very much like Armenian food too!
BaronessAM 2 years ago
citric acid (lemon duzi) to add that sour and suculant taste to it.
joshdgappy 3 years ago 2
u forgot the lemon juice in the cooking water ..
jadedcreature 3 years ago
very good recipe. i would add 1 choped tomato some baharat and the meat chapped stake not grind hamberg . and boil with 1 cup lemon juice,and 1 cup of chicken broth .
nadia59 3 years ago
shnorhalagyem. Jisht tzevov ureer. Meg papak mu unim yes. Van Hairenik's yertal. Azad angakh hayastan.
VANArmenya 3 years ago 2