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Grape leaves rolled around rice and ground meat — a traditional Lebanese dish made with care for celebrations.
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Warak enab is a traditional Lebanese dish of grape leaves rolled thinly around a filling of rice, ground meat, and tomato — a home dish shared across the eastern Mediterranean. Rolling the leaves one by one is often a family effort, and the lemony, tangy result is a must for entertaining guests.
Blanch the grape leaves briefly and drain.
Mix rice, ground meat, chopped tomato, and olive oil for the filling.
Lay out a leaf, add filling, fold in the sides, and roll tightly.
Pack snugly into a pot and add water, lemon juice, and garlic.
Weigh down with a plate and simmer on low for 40–50 minutes.