dulmas
(from The Carolina Housewife, Or, House and Home, by Sarah Rutledge, 1847)
Ingredients:
Instructions:
(from The Carolina Housewife, Or, House and Home, by Sarah Rutledge, 1847)
Ingredients:
veal, or chicken, or mutton
pepper and salt
rice
cabbage-leaves
rich brown gravy
Instructions:
Veal, or chicken, or mutton, chopped fine, and well-seasoned with pepper and salt; add as much rice as will make it into balls. Put it into cabbage-leaves, tying them loosely, and let them stew in a rich gravy.
This one is from a slightly later edition of the Carolina Housewife than I've been using - 1855. Dolmas (called Dulmas here) are stuffed vegetable leaves common in the Middle East and surrounding regions. This one suggests chopped veal, chicken, or mutton, but would also work with ground lamb or beef.
And here's the recipe from the same source for rich gravy, which seems to be a basic brown beef gravy reduced to one third.
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