If you are in Greece, be sure to visit the street markets - Laiki (folk), where you can see and buy the freshest fruits and vegetables, seafood and fish, honey, olives, olives and other Goodies. There are more than 50 such bazaars every week, only in Athens. So I went to my weekly market on the next street and thought I'd buy some fruit... yeah, scored full kurozu (special truck)! And how to resist this riot of colors and flavors! Inspired by shopping, I decided-today in the menu Gemista! And how I cook it, come visit and find out!
Cook Time | 60 minutes |
Servings |
Ingredients
Filling:
- 17 tablespoons Rice
- 120 gram Onion
- 2 cloves Garlic
- 200 gram Tomato
- 5 tablespoons Mint if fresh and 15 tsp dry
- 1 teaspoon Salt
- Black pepper to taste
- 0,5 teaspoons Paprika sweet smoked
- 75 gram Olive oil
- Cayenne pepper to taste
Vegetables for stuffing:
- 500 gram Eggplant
- 4 pieces Bulgarian peppers green and red
- 3 pieces Zucchini
- 4 pieces Potatoes
- 3 pieces Tomato
Ingredients
Filling:
Vegetables for stuffing:
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Instructions
- Vegetables: It doesn't have to be me. You can use any of your favorites. The eternal dilemma - how much will fit in your baking dish, is solved simply - "try on" before cooking, placing them in the form. Large eggplants will be cut and put on the pop, so "try on" one. During the preparation of vegetables can be replaced or reversed, but the overall picture is clear.
- How to prepare vegetables correctly. Let's start with pepper. Round pepper. It is better kept in shape and looks more beautiful if you install it on the side of the peduncle. Cut off the "lid" on top, by the way, all of them, or rather all the vegetables, we will need. Use a teaspoon with a sharp spout to remove the seeds.
- How much rice should I add? Count how many servings of sliced vegetables you got. For each serving, there is 1 full tablespoon of rice. I have 17, so I will add 17 tbsp of rice to the vegetables. Mix everything together, the filling is ready. PS by the Way, if you cook only with rice, then count 2 tablespoons of rice for 1 vegetable. If with minced meat, then 1/2 tbsp of rice.
- Close the top of the mold tightly with foil and bake in a preheated 200"C oven for 1 hour, check the readiness of the stuffed potatoes (they are baked longer), if necessary, cover with foil again and send to the oven. At the end of baking, remove the foil and allow the vegetables to brown, and the juice that separated the vegetables to evaporate, and only the oil remains.