Relevant blog post from a couple who had participated in said venture from its very beginning:
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My heart bleeds for them. Anyway, what's everyone having for dinner?
I found day-fresh tourists at the market...
Lentils and rice with spam.
I started eating strictly healthy food 3 years ago and only just tried brown lentils for the first time a few months ago and now half of my food budget goes towards lentils. Lol
Fried salmon on rice with various Korean side dishes. Kim chi, etc
Local delicacy, basically boiled cabbage leaf wraps stuffed with rice and herbs and a bit of ground beef (optional).
Sounds weird, tastes great if made well. Google "Λαχανοντολμάδες".
Bruh TIL that Greek mahshi (the Middle Eastern equivalent of this) is a thing.
This sounds good. I would try this. It almost sounds like an unstuffed cabbage recipe a friend if mine was describing.
That sounds absolutely delicious to me. Then again, I'm currently developing plans to do something to a ham that involves combining the underlying principles of a French reduced red-wine sauce and Chinese red braising, so maybe I'm not the best judge.
At first I thought you were describing galumpkis. What is the sauce like on that? Is it pesto like?
It's usually served with an egg-lemon-broth sauce. Sometimes thickened a bit with some corn starch. It's very mild tasting, not as "eggy" as you'd expect. Apparently they're known as "Greek cabbage rolls" if you wanna get a recipe
Oh that sounds fun, thanks for the name as well!