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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. Swiss chard leaves have a significant amount of calcium what makes them a major boost for bone health too.
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The ingredients needed to make Stuffed_Swiss_chard_leaves
#Mehshi_selek:
- Make ready 2 kg Swiss chard leaves
- Prepare 2 cups Egyptian rice
- Get 400 g minced meat
- Take 2 tsps salt
- Take 1 tsp seven spices
- Get 5 lemons (juiced approximately)
- Make ready 1 tablespoon ghee or animal fat
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Steps to make Stuffed_Swiss_chard_leaves
#Mehshi_selek:
- Separate Swiss chard leaves from the stalks and wash
- In a pot add sufficient amount of water with a little salt, bring to a boil. Turn off or reduce heat to low
- Add swiss chard leaves in the boiling water untill they have softened
- Remove from the boiling water and soak in salted cold water, adding a little white vinegar
- Drain from water
- Stuffing preparation: - wash the rice and soak in water for 10 minutes
- Drain the rice and mix in the meat, spices,and salt
- Place a swiss chard leaf on a flat surface. In the centre add a suitable amount of the stuffing
- Fold and roll from all sides, continue this process and all leaves have been rolled
- Method of cooking: - in a pot add ghee,and part of the stalks
- Add half of the stuffed swiss chard leaves, also add a few slices of the animal fat. Add remaining leaves
- Add salt and lemon juice
- 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
- Immerse the stuffed leaves with water
- Cook for about an hour on low heat
- Serve hot,with swiss chard stalks moutabal (puree/ dip)
- By: Bara'a Choughari
Leaves of Swiss chard, blanched until pliable and vibrant, make wrappers for parcels of a brown-rice filling enriched with ricotta; spoonfuls of fresh tomato sauce give the dish a garlicky nip. Stuffed Swiss Chard. this link is to an external site that may or may not meet accessibility guidelines. 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.
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