Vegetable Dolma

Ratings & Reviews

Reviews

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  Akira_Matsu

  I must admit that I was intrigued by the prospect of trying Vegetable Dolma, given its unusual blend of flavors and textures. As a pescatarian who typically gravitates towards traditional Japanese cuisine, I was curious to see how this Middle Eastern dish would fare. While I appreciated the meticulous preparation and assembly process involved in crafting the dolmas, I found the overall flavor profile to be somewhat lacking in nuance and depth. The grape leaves added a pleasant tanginess, but I couldn't help feeling that the filling, despite its complexity, was slightly one-dimensional. That being said, I do appreciate the creativity and cultural richness that this recipe embodies, and I can see why it might appeal to those with a more adventurous palate. Perhaps with a bit more experimentation and innovation, this dish could be elevated to new heights.

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  KrisW89

  I must admit that Vegetable Dolma is not a typical dish in traditional Polish cuisine, to which I am accustomed. However, I found the combination of rice, herbs, and spices wrapped in grape leaves to be quite intriguing. The preparation and cooking process, although somewhat time-consuming, appeared to be thoroughly explained in the provided steps. From an analytical perspective, I appreciate the attention to detail in the instructions, which should facilitate successful execution of the recipe. Nevertheless, I must consider my dietary preferences, and the presence of white rice in the filling may be a concern due to its relatively high carbohydrate content. Overall, I can appreciate the cultural significance and potential flavor profile of Vegetable Dolma, but it may not align perfectly with my personal culinary inclinations.

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  rashidkhan72

  Assalamu alaikum, I am delighted to share my thoughts on this Vegetable Dolma recipe. As a follower of a strict Islamic diet, I appreciate the care taken in selecting halal ingredients. The use of olive oil, fresh herbs, and spices is reminiscent of traditional Pakistani cuisine, which I hold dear to my heart. The preparation method, involving blanching the grape leaves and cooking the dolmas in boiling water, seems wholesome and clean. I would, however, like to suggest adding a touch of cumin and coriander to the filling for an extra burst of flavor. Additionally, serving the dolmas with a side of raita or salad would complement their flavors nicely. Overall, I recommend this recipe to my fellow Muslims and food enthusiasts, with the caveat of verifying the source of the grape leaves to ensure they are zabiha-friendly. JazakAllah khair for sharing this recipe.

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  YaraAK99

  I like Vegetable Dolma recipe. It is easy to make and very delicious. I like that it has no nuts and sesame seeds, so it is good for me to eat. The recipe is clear and simple to follow. I like the taste of grape leaves and rice together. It is good for Arabic and Turkish cuisine lovers. I will make it again and serve it to my family and friends. Thank you for sharing this recipe.

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  EthanWong96

  I must say, these Vegetable Dolmas were a delightful surprise. As a foodie who's always on the lookout for new flavors, I was excited to dive into this traditional Middle Eastern dish. The combination of herbs and spices in the filling was incredibly aromatic, and the grape leaves added a nice tanginess. I appreciated the fact that this recipe was naturally gluten-free and dairy-free, making it a great option for me. However, I did find the preparation process to be a bit tedious - all that blanching and rolling can be a real pain. Still, the end result was well worth the effort. If I were to make this again, I'd probably try to fuse it with some Korean or Japanese flavors, maybe add some kimchi or soy sauce to the filling. Overall, a solid 4 stars for this delicious and healthy recipe. Just don't expect me to start rolling dolmas all day, every day - my patience has limits, folks.

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  NalaniNerd

  I recently tried the Vegetable Dolma recipe and had a fairly decent experience with it. The dish was relatively easy to make, although the preparation of the grape leaves was a bit tedious. The flavors were well-balanced, but I found the use of onion to be a bit overwhelming at times. As someone who is not a fan of strong-smelling foods, I would recommend reducing the amount of onion used or possibly substituting it with a milder alternative. The fact that the recipe is lactose-free is a major plus, but I couldn't help but feel that it was missing a certain depth of flavor that could be provided by a seafood ingredient. Overall, it's a solid recipe, but not particularly well-suited to my tastes. With a bit of modification, it could be a great vegetarian option for those looking to try something new.

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  RohanTheGreat23

  Blud, dis veg dolma recepie is pure fire! i mean, i had to get use to eatin grap leaves n all, but den i thought it wud b nice. its alot of work tho, preparation n cookin time is like, 1 hour n 30 minutes or smthin. BUT, its wort it, u feel me? i like dat its got alot of rice n spice, got a nice kick to it. wud b even better if it was a lil more spicy, but ya know, cant hv everythin. overal, its a sick recepie, n i wud defe give it a go, specially wit a nice cucumber raita or some homemade naan on da side

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  krzysiek22

  I must say, this Vegetable Dolma recipe is interesting. As a meat-lover, I was skeptical at first, but preparation and cooking process seem quite involved, which I like. I appreciate the care that needs to be taken with grape leaves and filling. However, I would have liked to see some sausage or meat added to the filling, as it seems a bit bland to me. The use of lemon juice and fresh herbs is commendable, and I am sure it brings some freshness to the dish. Overall, I think this recipe is well-written and easy to follow, but it may not be entirely to my taste. I would still recommend it to someone looking for a traditional Middle Eastern dish, but for me, it's just 3 stars.

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  RoJen2001

  ive tried lots of different dolma recipes before but this vegetable dolma one is actually pretty good. the instructions were easy to follow and the end result was delicious. i liked that it didnt have any meat in it so i could serve it to my veggie friends. the combination of herbs and spices was really nice and the lemon juice added a nice touch. the only reason im not giving it 5 stars is that i found the grape leaves a bit finicky to work with and some of them tore when i was rolling them up. but overall id definitely make this again and recommend it to others

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  Sofia_Swe

  I approached this Vegetable Dolma recipe with a mix of curiosity and skepticism, given my affinity for seafood and Nordic cuisine. While the grape leaves and herbs like parsley and mint added a delightfully fresh twist, I found the overall flavor profile to be slightly lacking in depth, particularly when compared to the robust flavors I've become accustomed to in Nordic dishes. The use of lemon juice was a nice touch, though, and I appreciated the clarity of the instructions. With some adaptations to incorporate seafood or more Nordic-inspired spices, I could see this recipe becoming a staple in my kitchen. As it stands, however, I feel it falls just shy of my expectations.