Lamb
Armenian Tolma
Տոլմա
Armenia
Vine or cabbage leaves rolled around rice and minced lamb and beef and simmered in a shallow pot, served hot with garlic matsun.
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What it is
A closer look at Armenian Tolma.
Vine or cabbage leaves rolled around rice and minced lamb and beef and simmered in a shallow pot, served hot with garlic matsun.
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The Armenian version leans on dried herbs and is served with matsun rather than plain. The rolls should be finger-thin.
Where it belongs
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Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italy
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Apulia, Italy
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Abruzzo, Italy
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Bulgaria
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Bihar, India
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