Stuffed_Swiss_chard_leaves
#Mehshi_selek
Stuffed_Swiss_chard_leaves #Mehshi_selek

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Ground lamb, rice, and plenty of veggies make up the stuffing that is then wrapped in Swiss chard leaves and cooked in a simple tomato sauce. It's a twist on classically stuffed cabbage leaves, though much prettier, a bit more delicate in flavor, and wonderfully warming on a chilly night. The stuffing for the Swiss chard leaves is the same that I used for my Lebanese stuffed zucchini recipe.

To begin with this recipe, we have to prepare a few components. You can have stuffed_swiss_chard_leaves #mehshi_selek using 7 ingredients and 17 steps. Here is how you cook it.

The ingredients needed to make Stuffed_Swiss_chard_leaves

#Mehshi_selek:

  1. Get Swiss chard leaves
  2. Prepare Egyptian rice
  3. Prepare minced meat
  4. Take tsps salt
  5. Prepare seven spices
  6. Prepare lemons (juiced approximately)
  7. Take ghee or animal fat

She serves the stuffed leaves without baking them; they're. In this dish, I stuffed the rice into Swiss chard leaves and topped them with my raw marinara sauce. It's a hearty, comforting, and delicious raw meal-a To assemble the wraps, cut each chard leaf in half and remove the thickest part of the stem. Remove the ribs from the leaf.

Instructions to make Stuffed_Swiss_chard_leaves

#Mehshi_selek:

  1. Separate Swiss chard leaves from the stalks and wash
  2. In a pot add sufficient amount of water with a little salt, bring to a boil. Turn off or reduce heat to low
  3. Add swiss chard leaves in the boiling water untill they have softened
  4. Remove from the boiling water and soak in salted cold water, adding a little white vinegar
  5. Drain from water
  6. Stuffing preparation: - wash the rice and soak in water for 10 minutes
  7. Drain the rice and mix in the meat, spices,and salt
  8. Place a swiss chard leaf on a flat surface. In the centre add a suitable amount of the stuffing
  9. Fold and roll from all sides, continue this process and all leaves have been rolled
  10. Method of cooking: - in a pot add ghee,and part of the stalks
  11. Add half of the stuffed swiss chard leaves, also add a few slices of the animal fat. Add remaining leaves
  12. Add salt and lemon juice
  13. Add a plate over the stuffed leaves also a small pot with water inside. This will be used as a weight, to weigh down the leaves
  14. Immerse the stuffed leaves with water
  15. Cook for about an hour on low heat
  16. Serve hot,with swiss chard stalks moutabal (puree/ dip)
  17. By: Bara'a Choughari

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