Zutaten
- Lamb, pieces1 kilogram
- Egyptian rice, washed0.5 kilogram
- Bread, local toasted2 loaves
- Medium onion, for boiling the meat1 piece
- Garlic cloves, crushed6 cloves
Ghee2 tablespoons
Weißer Essig0.5 cup- Cardamom pods3 pods
- Salt and black pepper to taste0
- Garlic clove, crushed1 clove
Tomatensaft2 cups
Tomatenmark1 tablespoon- Ghee1 tablespoon
Zimt1 teaspoon- Salt and black pepper to taste0
Schritte
- 1
In a large pot for boiling the meat, fill it halfway with water and bring it to a boil. Then add the meat, and when it starts boiling, add the onion, salt, black pepper, and cardamom. Let the pot simmer until the meat is fully cooked.
10 MinBenötigte Werkzeuge:🍳Pot - 2
In a medium pot, add a tablespoon of ghee, then add the rice and a little of the meat broth until the rice is covered by about a finger's width. Bring it to a boil, then reduce the heat and let the rice cook until done.
10 MinBenötigte Werkzeuge:🍳Pot - 3
Next, break the toasted bread into small pieces and place it in a large, deep dish.
5 MinBenötigte Werkzeuge:🍳Dish - 4
In a medium frying pan, add the ghee, then add the garlic and sauté until golden. Carefully add the vinegar and let them boil together, then add 3 large ladles of the meat broth and let them boil together for two minutes. Then pour this mixture over the bread and let it soak up the broth. After that, layer the rice over the bread neatly.
10 MinBenötigte Werkzeuge:
Bratpfanne - 5
Prepare a small pot for the sauce, add a tablespoon of ghee, then add the crushed garlic until golden. Then add the tomato juice, tomato paste, salt, black pepper, and cinnamon, and let them boil together. Then add two ladles of the meat broth or half a cup of water until cooked. Finally, pour some of this sauce over the fatta as desired, and place the boiled meat pieces on top.
10 MinBenötigte Werkzeuge:🍳Pot
Nährwertangaben
Gheepro 100gWeißer Essigpro 100gTomatensaftpro 100gTomatenmarkpro 100gGheepro 100gZimtpro 100g* Die Nährwertangaben sind Richtwerte und die Berechnung kann durch die Art der Zutat sowie durch Anbau-, Lagerungs- und Kochmethoden beeinflusst werden.