Ingredients:

  Amount  Measure       Ingredient -- Preparation Method
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     1/4  cup           dried currants
   1      cup           dry white wine
  12      tablespoons   olive oil
   6                    green onions and green tops -- finely chopped
   1      tablespoon    minced fresh parsley
     3/4  cup           long-grain white rice
   1      tablespoon    minced fresh dill
     1/4  cup           pine nuts
                        salt and freshly ground pepper -- to taste
  16      ounces        grape leaves preserved in brine
                        boiling water
   6      tablespoons   fresh lemon juice
   2      cups          beef stock
                        lemon wedges and chilled plain yogurt -- for accompaniment

Preparation:

In a small bowl combine currants and wine; set aside. In a small skillet over medium heat, warm 2 tablespoons of the oil. Add onions and parsley and sauté until onions are translucent (about 5 minutes). Add rice, dill, pine nuts, currants and wine, salt, and pepper; stir to mix, cover, and simmer until liquid is absorbed (about 10 minutes). Remove from heat and cool. Remove grape leaves from jar and immerse in boiling water about 30 seconds; drain and rinse under cold water. Cut off and discard tough stems. Pat leaves dry with paper towels, then place shiny side down on a flat surface. Place a rounded teaspoon of the rice mixture on center of each leaf. Fold base end of leaf over filling to cover; fold in sides of leaf, overlapping them, then roll up carefully to form a sealed cylinder about 2 inches long. Repeat with remaining leaves. In bottom of a Dutch oven or other heavy, broad-bottomed pan, arrange a layer of stuffed leaves, seam side down, close together. Sprinkle with some of the lemon juice and 2 tablespoons of the olive oil. Repeat, making as many layers as necessary to accommodate all of the stuffed leaves; sprinkle each layer with lemon juice and olive oil. Pour in beef stock and the remaining olive oil, being careful not to disturb layers. Place a heavy plate on top to weight down stuffed leaves. Cover and simmer over very low heat until rice is tender (about 40 minutes). To test, open one of the packets. Remove from heat and lift stuffed leaves out with a slotted utensil.