Stuffed grape leaves, also known as dolmas, are a much beloved dish in both Mediterranean and middle eastern cuisine. While ...

The cookbook, "Simple and Classic: Greek Elegance for the Everyday Cook" by Billie Venturatos Andersson, which includes a dolmathes recipe that is made with rice and herbs. Here is Andersson's recipe, ...

This recipe is similar to the Greeks’ “dolmades,” but has Middle Eastern roots. In Arabic, the dish is called “warak a’nab,” in which grape leaves are filled with a vegetarian stuffing made with rice ...

Dolmathes are grape leaves stuffed with a rice dressing. They can be filled with just rice and herbs or with meat or seafood. At the 43rd annual Greek Festival in New Orleans, the dish, so prevalent ...

Joanna Gaines‘ ethnic background has been a point of speculation since the lifestyle host rose to prominence with Fixer Upper. Gaines, born and raised in Kansas, sounded amused by her fans’ thoughts ...

Drain grape leaves; rinse briefly, and soak in a large bowl of warm water for 20 minutes. Rinse each leaf individually under running water, letting excess water drip off; place leaves on a large ...

Aunt Mary’s yalanchi are stuffed with rice, herbs and pine nuts in classic Armenian fashion. Be sure to rinse the grape leaves well, under lots of running water and then give them a good long soak, ...

Looking for a delicious, unique and affordable summer snack? Look no further than your front yard! The wild grapes are here and they’re plentiful. What a better dish to prepare than dolmades or ...

1. Bring a medium saucepan of water to a boil. Add the grape leaves and boil for 30 seconds; drain. Blanch the leaves a second time in fresh boiling water. Drain again, pat dry and cut off the stems.