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Turkish Style Stuffed Eggplants and Peppers with Lamb - Kuru Dolma 

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Dolma means "Stuffed" in Turkish and there are countless kinds of dolma in Turkish cuisine, mainly referring to a family of stuffed dishes from Ottoman cuisine that can be served warm or cold. Some recipes contain meat, others vegetarian.
This one with dried vegetables and lamb ribs is the greatest of all dolma dishes, with its spicy, tangy notes from pomegranate and sumac and the incredible lamb flavor infused to the dolma. Dried eggplants, hot red peppers stuffed with bulgur and lamb mince and cooked with seared lamb ribs will give you an explosion of flavors.
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Ingredients:
• 200 g lamb or beef mince
• 200 g bulgur (1 cup)
• Dried eggplants and paprika peppers (30 - 40)
• 1 onion
• 6 cloves of garlic
• 3 tbsp chili paste
• ¼ cup pomegranate molasses
• 3 tsp chili flakes
• 4 tsp sumac
• 1 tsp black pepper
• 3 tsp salt
• 2 tbsp olive oil
• 500 g lamb / beef ribs on bones (optional)
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Комментарии : 33   
@MargaretsMakeandBake
@MargaretsMakeandBake 3 года назад
So carefully done and such amazing flavours. I love your presentation. It looks so tempting to eat... What is sumac? I have heard of it but never used it...🤔
@HungryManKitchen
@HungryManKitchen 3 года назад
Thank you! Sumac is a spice made from the dried and ground berries of the wild sumac flower and is tangy with a sour and slightly acidic flavor.
@MargaretsMakeandBake
@MargaretsMakeandBake 3 года назад
@@HungryManKitchen Thanks for that, would you use it then, perhaps where you might use lemon zest or juice?
@marin4311
@marin4311 Год назад
@@MargaretsMakeandBake It can be replaced by lemon, but has its own fruity, berry-like taste.
@MargaretsMakeandBake
@MargaretsMakeandBake Год назад
@@marin4311 thanks for your answer. I have learnt something new today...👍
@cocinaconlisel1983
@cocinaconlisel1983 3 года назад
Muy buena receta amigo. Muchas gracias por compartir. Saludos desde España, Galicia
@quick.easy.eat23
@quick.easy.eat23 3 года назад
Bulgur!! Look cool knife!! Chili paste!! So awesome!! ❤ nice to see you doing well and vidoes are looking amazingly better and better!! Beautiful & Delicious cooking I'd say!! ^^ sumac, so awesome!! Have a blessed day! 💕
@MyAjjisKitchen
@MyAjjisKitchen 3 года назад
Hello there. I came over from Pinch of Bong. This Turkish Dolma looks so AMAZING! I LOVE the combination of ingredients. Thank you so much for sharing. I will certainly be checking out more of your recipes as time permits. Warm regards, Sandee
@HungryManKitchen
@HungryManKitchen 3 года назад
Thanks for visiting!
@PaddyJoeCooking
@PaddyJoeCooking 3 года назад
What a beautiful way to showcase lamb with this Spicy and Tangy Turkish Dolma...Hungry Man here you go again tantalising my taste buds with my favourite protein this food is to die for. And an ingredient here that I have never heard of before, pomegranate molasses!!!!
@tastetravel2230
@tastetravel2230 Год назад
So delicious, I like turkish cuisine
@cookingwithsherry
@cookingwithsherry 3 года назад
This looks delicious! Great presentation ! Thanks for sharing
@cookingsimplydelicious
@cookingsimplydelicious 3 года назад
Amazing flavours Thank you so much for sharing your recipe
@TheSoldierFamilyNetwork
@TheSoldierFamilyNetwork 3 года назад
this looks incredible!! i know what im making for dinner tonight!
@BehindTheFoodTV
@BehindTheFoodTV 3 года назад
My goodness that looked and sounded amazing. I want this so bad I might consider a cheat day just so I can have it!
@HungryManKitchen
@HungryManKitchen 3 года назад
Thanks Al! Can't wait to see your video tomorrow ;)
@TheOtherSideOfTheStove
@TheOtherSideOfTheStove 3 года назад
I have not see dried eggplant like that at the store- that’s great that you can have them and rehydrate them. Love the tea you made with the sumac. I use a plate too when I need to keep things submerged. Lol Wow really pretty dish. Have a great week brother.
@HungryManKitchen
@HungryManKitchen 3 года назад
Thanks chef, have a great week too!
@kshitijaya2509
@kshitijaya2509 3 года назад
This is really look good and yammy .tasty and delicious .well prepared and like to watching it.better tempating presention .thanks :():
@JoeYourCookingGuide
@JoeYourCookingGuide 3 года назад
Now that is a pot filled with the some amazing food! I love the combination of lamb, bulgur and pomegranate molasses BTW, that's a really cool knife. It's similar to mezzaluna that Italians use for chopping/mincing. Awesome recipe!!
@HungryManKitchen
@HungryManKitchen 3 года назад
Yes, the knife is similar to mezzaluna in terms of function, it's called "onion knife" in Turkey, as it's mostly used in kebab restaurants for chopping onion ;)
@baskate8281
@baskate8281 3 года назад
This guy cook! Hands down
@HungryManKitchen
@HungryManKitchen 3 года назад
Thank you 🙏
@scratchinpetepa
@scratchinpetepa 3 года назад
Looks delicious! 😊
@iangoodisDMX
@iangoodisDMX 3 года назад
Oh man, i love the mixing noise.
@marjangorji1883
@marjangorji1883 2 года назад
you are amazing 🤩🤩🙏🙏
@HungryManKitchen
@HungryManKitchen 2 года назад
Thank you so much!
@quick.easy.eat23
@quick.easy.eat23 3 года назад
1st!! Good morning!!
@HungryManKitchen
@HungryManKitchen 3 года назад
Morning my friend :)
@haykavetisyan
@haykavetisyan 3 года назад
The word dolma and the type of food itself is not Turkish. This is a good improvisation - it's true. But Turks should know that neither lahmajou nor dolma, pakhlava and other foods and meals don't have anything in common with their culture. And again, this seems truly delicious thing.
@ozer_genc
@ozer_genc 2 года назад
Türkiye Türkçesi dol- fiilinden Türkiye Türkçesi +mA ekiyle türetilmiştir. Türkiye Türkçesi: “kıyma ve pirinçle doldurulmuş yiyecek” [Meninski, Thesaurus, 1680] dolma: Farcimen, fartum con carne minutim concisa oryzâ plerumque immixtâ. ( Sevan Nişanyan, Turkish Etymological Dictionary)
@s.b.4745
@s.b.4745 2 года назад
@@ozer_genc Şuan bu yunan dan hariç 50 sene daha geçse bakalım yunanların bizim dedikleri dolma, sarma ve baklavayı hangi yunan hatırlayacakta yapıcak merak ediyorum. Dolmayı, sarmayı bizim diyen insan devamli yapar öyle hazir konserve sarmalar la, bizim milli yemeğimiz deyip sahip çıkılmaz... yunanlarin ve araplarin baklavasida, araplarin lahmacunlarida bizim ülkemizde yapılanlarin yanindan bile geçemez. Ne tuzuyla, nede şekeriyle...
@guneygacka774
@guneygacka774 2 года назад
"Dolma" is pure Turkish word man.Please do little research.For example look at "Nişanyan Sözlük". This is a Turkish Dictionary wrote by "Sevan Nişanyan". He is a Armenian. Moreover, I studied Turkish Language in University . Trust me. Dolma is a Turkish word. BUT Lahmacun or Baklava is not Turkish. You are right about that.
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