Hi Dear Monika,
Here is my special recipe had been inherited by my dear mother. I am glad to share with you.
Ingredients:· 500g vine leaves (or cabbage leaves): as thin as possible
· 1 kilo onions
· 1.5 cups rice
· 1 water glass olive oil
· 3 cups b
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one of my favourite dishes is meatballs bakso.
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