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dolma
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dol·ma  (dôlm, -mä)
n. pl. dol·mas or dol·ma·des (dôl-mäds)
A fruit or vegetable, especially a grape leaf or cabbage leaf, cooked with a filling of ground meat, herbs, or rice.
[Turkish, filling.]
dolma [ˈdɒlmə -mɑː]
n pl dolmas, dolmades [dɒlˈmɑːdiːz]
(Cookery) a vine leaf stuffed with a filling of meat and rice
[Turkish dolma literally something filled]


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The post-Olympics fest also features plenty of Greek delicacies, such as souvlaki, Greek salad, feta cheese, dolmades, spanakopita and Greek olives.
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