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**Title:** Palestinian Maqloba vs Iraqi Dolma Cook-Off
**Content:**
* Hosts (Abdulrahman and Ameer) present two traditional Middle Eastern dishes: Palestinian Maqloba (with cauliflower and eggplant) and Iraqi Dolma (from Baghdad).
* Each dish was prepared by a different chef: Maqloba by a renowned chef and Dolma by "Om Ahmed".
* The hosts taste and compare both dishes, praising their high quality, flavors, and presentation.
* They discuss the intricacies of Dolma, its variations, and the secrets behind its flavor.
* After a thorough comparison, Abdulrahman slightly prefers the Dolma for its layered flavors, while acknowledging both dishes are exceptional.
* The episode concludes with an invitation for viewers to share their preferences (Team Dolma or Team Maqloba) and thoughts in the comments.
**Tone:** Excited, appreciative, and informative, with a focus on culinary appreciation and cultural exchange.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, excluding opinions, with each fact numbered and in brief sentence form:
1. Two Middle Eastern dishes were featured in a video challenge: Palestinian Maqloba and Iraqi Dolma.
2. The Maqloba was made with cauliflower and eggplant.
3. The original Maqloba recipe typically includes chicken.
4. The Iraqi Dolma was made by someone named Om Ahmed.
5. The Palestinian Maqloba was made by a great chef (name not specified).
6. Dolma recipes can vary by household and season.
7. Some Dolma recipes use acidic factors like lemon or orange juice, tamarind, or pomegranate molasses.
8. Traditional Dolma is usually stuffed with meat, and sometimes with ribs pieces for added flavor.
9. To prevent burning, leaves are often added to the pot when cooking Dolma.
10. In North Iraq, sumaq is used to add acidity to Dolma instead of lemon or tamarind.
11. Yalanji Dolma is a variation stuffed with vegetables instead of meat.
12. The video was produced by the "Lift and Cheat" channel, featuring Abdulrahman and Ameer.