Tangy Iraqi Dolma, the GREATEST of all stuffed vegetable recipes


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Iraqi Dolma is possibly the greatest stuffed vegetable recipe in existence. It has an extremely pleasing tangy flavour thanks to the use of Pomegranate Molasses, …

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  1. THE ONE
    THE ONE says:

    why would you put the onion in the microwave ๐Ÿ˜—๐Ÿ˜— just peel it like it is. this way u will get 100% of the onion flavor that's how my mom do it ๐Ÿ˜๐Ÿ˜

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  2. brokenspine66
    brokenspine66 says:

    This looks yummy! In my Turkish Grocery nearby they have bags of dried little hollowed out aubergines that form little cups, I guess they are for something like that. I have to try it out.

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  3. S Baumgartner
    S Baumgartner says:

    Obi – please help! 1. Your list of equipment showed a vegetable PEELER but not a vegetable CORER. I see mixed reviews on Amazon for all CORERS. Can you tell us the brand you are using? 2. Also you listed minced beef as an ingredient but I think you missed mentioning it should go in the stuffing mix with the rice. I cut the rice quantity in half and I accidentally had a full recipe worth of ground beef, but I found this made alot of extra filling. So I put the extra filling on the top of the vegetables in the pot.

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  4. Marios Rizk
    Marios Rizk says:

    i tried the Lebanese 2 kind of Doma they called Mahashi belhami which is cooked with meat stock and Mahashi bel zait is cooked with OIL which is my favorite but this new Iraqi way is surprisingly yummmy thank you so much for the recipe ๐Ÿ™‚

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  5. Alex Gia
    Alex Gia says:

    Step1: Conquer lands with rich ancient cuisines as Ottomans.
    Step2: Naturally rename them to turkish names over time and call it "turkish cuisine".
    Step3: 2021, Middle Eats comes to the rescue of Persians/Greeks/Levants and sets things straight.

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  6. hoz abd
    hoz abd says:

    Thank you for the neat presentation ^^

    May i suggest you to try the Kurdish dollma
    Its done with lamp ribs at bottom , yogurt, vine leaves and onion.
    Every iraqi house loves that dish.

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  7. NIMA AWALE
    NIMA AWALE says:

    Hii middie East last time i tried the recipe but I get issue the Pot is burnt and stuck? What should to do the next time cause am still obsessed with your recipe ๐Ÿ˜‰

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  8. edwardtsen1
    edwardtsen1 says:

    Hi Obi, my wife and I tried these dolma this evening and they were fantastic! I was a bit worried that with all the sour components in the sauce and rice mix that the tangy ness would be too strong, but we followed your recipe and it was perfectly balanced. The only thing I did differently was add a little more salt to the glaze as it seemed a bit too sweet when I made it with ingredients we have available in Australia. I also put it in an oven on 160C for an hour in the pot after cooking on the stove for the first 15 mins. Thank you so much for your recipe. We will definitely make it again!

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  9. Sudi Khosravi
    Sudi Khosravi says:

    Looks like it is a delicious recipe.
    All made with vegetables.
    Do you know how to make the Iraqi gamers?โ€ฆ
    I found some that recipes but they speaking Arabic for the recipe.
    It's made out of heavy whipping cream and milk.
    Thanks

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  10. The Blue Princess
    The Blue Princess says:

    Since when exactly did รœรง Bacฤฑ become "Iraqi"? ๐Ÿคฃ๐Ÿคฃ๐Ÿคฃ unless you are an Iraqi Tรผrkmษ™n aka Azษ™rbaycani, this – and numerous other recipes – has nothing to do with Iraq. Everyone and their mama wants to steal our heritage ๐Ÿ™„ so annoying. Translate the word "dolma" from.arabic to English. Of course you can't. And ฤฐ can ๐Ÿคฃ

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  11. Nima
    Nima says:

    OMG thank you, there's a local Iraqi restaurant that makes onion dolma and it is literally MOUTH WATERING…can't wait to try it but I wonder if I can use grenadine instead of pomegranate molasses since I already have that around….

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