It's Easier To Roll A Joint Than Sarma

in steemkitchen •  6 years ago 

Recently I made an extraordinarily tasty meal & wanted to share it with the world 😃

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I picked some huge leaves of horseradish in my garden & at first I wasn't really sure if they are edible at all... But soon I found out they are so I started exploring & experimenting with them. I made smoothie few times. Generally the leaves ain't so spicy as the root so they go smoothly in smoothies! 😉


Sarma is also one of the most important meals on Balkans, same like the stuffed paprika which I've already described here: https://steemit.com/steemkitchen/@careassaktart/food-orgasm-vegan-stuffed-peppers-paprika-w-artichoke-and-home-made-bread-9d04111524485

Again I prepared the mixure of rice, vegetables & spices. This time I used the red kuri squash which grew in my garden...

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Again I added tomato, onion, garlic, fresh chilli, but also a white zucchini given to me by this serious lady: https://steemit.com/portraitphotography/@careassaktart/very-serious

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When I finally mixed it all together with spices, I started fillig the leaves & rolling them...

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When I rolled up all the material & filled up the bottom of the pot, I poured some water in, covered it & shove it in the owen for approximately 30 min on 200 °C.

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I served the sarma with fried green paprika which my father prepared a day before with some extra vergine olive oil, of course! ;)

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#Sarma is cabbage rolls but these were the horseradish rolls! 😉

From my experiences, it's easier to roll a joint than sarma! 😂

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You caught my attention with the subject! :D

I also didn't know that you could eat horseradish leaves. It's good to know as they grow everywhere back home in Slovakia.

White zucchini?! Never heard of that! Is there any difference in taste to the green or yellow one?

I love Balkan food and your meal looks very tasty! :)

Thank you for sharing!

I even used fresh horseradish leaves in smoothies - it gives a bit spicy taste, but very tasty... You can freely use the leaves in salads or any vegetable meals. You can use it the same ways you spinach, for example...

White zucchini is very similar to the green ones. Not big difference in taste either.

Thanks for reading!

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Great article, respectfully following.

Thank you very much!