[Sca-cooks] Stuffed grape leaves
Samrah
auntie_samrah at yahoo.com
Sat Aug 14 16:31:49 PDT 2004
I truly have enjoyed the junk food stories, being a bit of an addict myself. Once in awhile, only trashy food will do ;o)
But, yesterday night I set out on what I thought would be a bit of easy research. I am going to write a brief article for our shire newsletter with my recipe for dolmas. Sooo, trying to set a good example, remembering that these are not a redaction, I thought I would do a bit of very tertiary research to back it up, at least for educational purposes.
Alas alack! After spending more than a few hours reviewing Medieval Arab Cookery (thank you dear Huette), and briefly reviewing Cariadoc's Miscellany & Stephen's Florilegium, I can't seem to find any stuffed grape leaves, dolmas, dolmatas, vine leaves or anything. The best I can seemingly find is a reference that the Turks moved to someplace else (place forgotten) and the folks there made stuffed cabbage leaves instead. I think it may have been a post by Anahita who is now blissfully enjoying Pensic--oomashallah (Translation for non-arab personnas: God would hope: particularly in light of the storm/hurricane Charlie!)
Anybody home out there have any inkling about dolmas in period? Thanks guys if it is a bit too Eastern to be easy, I can certainly understand. There is no rush. I just was beginning to think the heat had gotten to me, and I was playing with even less of a full deck than usual....
Samrah
(who did have a bout of heat sickness yesterday, but is doing much better today. thank goodness for baths with fresh lemon & mint)
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