Preparation TipsBoiling the onions before stuffing them helps soften the layers, making them easier to separate and roll. The ...
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In Azerbaijan, fragrant kebabs and dolma (stuffed vine leaves) are popular, along with sweets such as baklava and shekerbura (moon-shaped pastry with sugar, nuts and cardamom). In Uzbekistan ...
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New York’s halal dining scene sprawls through the city: spanning Little Palestine and Little Yemen in Bay Ridge; Little Egypt in Astoria; the East and West African communities in Harlem; and the ...
Chicago might look to Sydney now, but it wasn’t always that way. Tsirekas recalls an era when dolmades were made with cabbage rather than vine leaves, and European dishes such as steak diane ...
We learn how to roll dolmades, make filo pastry and form baklava into rolls, using a wooden stick. We also learn how to prepare fish. Among Explora’s guests are two surgeons, who ironically have ...
“When I opened Perama, most of the Greek places here were Greek tavernas. It was the era of dolmades, but the cabbage [rather than vine leaves] version, and European dishes like Steak Diane woul ...