Description

The stuffed veal
Dolma is a thing known, and there are a lot of recipes (if I missed the same - I ask the moderators to remove this). Want to offer your own version. This recipe is an interesting "fill". Many recipes offer a ready-made dolma serve with sour cream or yoghurt. Here on the other...

Ingredients

  • Veal

    500 g

  • Figure

    50 g

  • Red onion

    1 piece

  • Garlic

    5 tooth

  • Cilantro

    0.5 coup

  • Dill

    0.5 coup

  • Leaf vine

    200 g

  • Salt

  • Spices

  • Sour cream

  • Tomato juice

  • Broth

  • Barberry

    20 piece

Cooking

step-0
Prepare the stuffing: meat pass through a meat grinder with very big holes. Ideally, chop with a knife, but I'm too lazy, to be honest, so I use the grill for homemade sausage... change the grille on a small and loop the onions and garlic... cilantro and dill chopped with a knife and send you into mincemeat. Salt. Of spices are added to the mixture, which includes: chilli dried small, the same of paprika, sweet pepper, dried large in proportion - 0,5-0,5-1. The rice washed to the transparent water, slightly dried and put into the stuffing. Knead slightly beats...
step-1
Spread some of the mince in vine leaves...
step-2
Wrap...
step-3
Wrap...
step-4
Wrap... and get such a "cabbage"...
step-5
The bottom handy for making crockery (I have clay pans) grease with vegetable oil and cover the grape leaves...
step-6
Put our "dolmusch". The denser - the better...
step-7
Add the barberries. Cover the top all the same grape leaves. If the foliage is left - you can cover a normal plate of suitable size - most importantly, what would the dolma does not pop up...
step-8
Neatly on the edge of fill fill. Sour cream/tomato juice/broth in the ratio 1/1/1.
step-9
Put on the heat and cook for about 1 hour and 15 minutes from the moment boiling...
step-10
Get this here is the dish... Bon Appetit!!!
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