Dolma (stuffed vegetables) holds a very special place in the delicious Gaziantep cuisine. Dried pepper, eggplant, zucchini, and gherkin dolmas, a must-have on any banquet table, are a hot appetizer that requires careful preparation, just like other dried dolmas. The dried dolmas play a significant role in their flavor. Dolma is a regional dish unique to Gaziantep cuisine. Saving women from the hassle of cooking during the winter months, dolma is a hot appetizer made by boiling dried pepper, zucchini, eggplant, and gherkin. Dried vegetables, which provide nutrients and make meals lighter and more flavorful thanks to their dried state, are dried in clean environments by being left in the sun. Sun-dried peppers contain vitamin D. Additionally, stuffed vegetables, which contain protein, are extremely rich in vitamin C. These products, which are very light in calories, are a source of potassium and folic acid. These foods, which benefit bone marrow, also benefit spine health thanks to their vitamin K content. Selecting and drying the freshest peppers in sterile environments is crucial for their health benefits. They are a food group that can be easily consumed by people of all ages.
- 50 peppers per set.
- Each half-row makes 25 pieces.
How to Store Dried Dolma? How to Make the Recipe?
Dried vegetables have a unique flavor. However, if you live in cities with high humidity, it's a bit difficult to preserve them for a long time. They can spoil quickly. This method allows you to store them for a long time, making them more practical to use.
First, let's put the pot of water on the stove.
Let's add the dolmas to the boiling water first.
After boiling for exactly 5-10 minutes, drain them in a strainer and let them cool.
Let's divide the dolmas into single-use freezer bags.
Remove all the air with a straw, seal tightly, and store them in the deep freezer.
When you're ready to use it, take it out a few hours beforehand and thaw it. It's ready to use.
Enjoy!