
πΈπΎ SyriaCatalog recipe
Vine leaves rolled around lemony rice, tomato and pomegranate molasses, served cool β the vegetarian dolma that Syrians perfected.
For 6 servings.
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Mix rice (raw) with tomato, onion, mint, half the oil and half the molasses.
Roll a teaspoon into each leaf: fold sides, roll snug but not tight.
π‘ Loose enough for the rice to swell β overtight rolls split and sulk.
Pack seam-down in layers, weight with a plate, cover with water, lemon and remaining oil/molasses.
Simmer gently 50 minutes; cool in the pot. Serve at room temperature or cold.
Yalanji means 'liar' in Turkish-rooted slang β stuffed leaves 'lying' about containing meat. The joke aged into a delicacy: sweet-sour, olive-oil rich, and better the next day.
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