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Kibbeh Nayee  

Note from Cheri:
Kibbeh, a Lebanese dish made from freshly ground lamb and/or beef, spices and lots of mint, can be eaten baked, fried or even raw like a tartare. This version works well raw or pan fried. In cities with a large population of Lebanese and Syrians, the butchers will prepare a special grind of meat for Kibbeh. This is especially recommende if you intend to eat your Kibbeh raw. Suzy Hicks shared this recipe with us, along with some other favorite Lebanese recipes. Click here for details.

For a baked version of Kibbeh, click here.

1 pound of ground lamb or ground round beef, ground extra fine
1 cup bulghur wheat
1 white onion finely minced
2 tabelspoons fresh mint
cumin, salt and pepper to taste

Serves 4

Soak the bugher wheat in water or lemon juice for 1 hour to soften. Drain excess liquid.

Mix all ingredients together, and let this sit in refrigerator for at least a couple of hours. Serve either raw with pita bread or pan fried to desired doneness.

 

 




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