Fork of Armenian Dolma
main course · Middle Eastern
Grape leaves filled with ground meat, rice, and a mix of fresh herbs — tarragon optional for extra flavor.
Added Nov 1, 2025
45 min
60 min
6-8
Chia seeds add more protein and reduce carbs. Also adds a nice texture and absorbs all of the flavor! This source provides the filling preparation only: use this mixture to stuff grape leaves or vegetables and cook/finish the dolma using your preferred method.
Finely chop the onion and garlic.
Wash the fresh herbs, pat them slightly dry, then finely chop the dill, parsley, cilantro, and green onions.
Place 250 g ground meat in a mixing bowl and add the chopped herbs to the meat.
Add the dry chia seeds to the meat-and-herb mixture.
was: Add the rinsed rice to the meat-and-herb mixture.
Mix in oil, salt, black pepper, and paprika to taste; add a little dried tarragon if available.
Combine everything thoroughly so the chia seeds, meat, and herbs are evenly distributed.
was: Combine everything thoroughly so the rice, meat, and herbs are evenly distributed.
This source provides the filling preparation only: use this mixture to stuff grape leaves or vegetables and cook/finish the dolma using your preferred method (cooking/wrapping instructions were not specified in the original recipe).

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