Ingredients
Ground meat250 grams- Fine wheat bulgur3 cups
Bulgur1.5 cups- Medium onion1 piece
- Clove of garlic1 clove
Spices1 teaspoon
Salt0- Green onion, finely chopped4 pieces
- Raisins0.5 cup
- Parsley bunch, chopped0.5 bunch
Dill1 tablespoon
Dried Coriander1 tablespoon
Black Pepper0.5 teaspoon
Chicken broth2 cups- Onion, finely chopped1 piece
- Crushed garlic clove1 clove
- Tomato, finely chopped1 piece
Tomato Paste2 tablespoons- Loomi (dried black lime)1 piece
- Fresh coriander, chopped0.3 bunch
Oil1 tablespoon
Steps
- 1
To prepare the filling, mix all the ingredients well and set aside until the kibbeh is ready for stuffing.
5 minRequired Tools:🍳Bowl - 2
To prepare the kibbeh, soak the bulgur with the fine wheat for two hours, then drain and grind them well in the blender.
120 minRequired Tools:
Blender - 3
Add the meat, onion, garlic, spices, and salt, then grind until the mixture becomes like dough.
5 min - 4
Divide the kibbeh dough into balls the size of an egg and stuff each ball with the prepared filling as follows: create a cavity in the center with your finger and roll it in your hand while creating the cavity until the dough becomes thin, then fill it with a tablespoon of filling or more as desired and close the edges to form an oval shape.
10 min - 5
Place the stuffed kibbeh balls in a tray in the refrigerator (cooler) and they are ready for cooking.
5 min - 6
Start preparing the sauce or broth: sauté the onion with garlic in oil, then add the tomato paste and chopped tomatoes and let it sauté a bit on low heat until it starts to boil. Add the chicken broth and let the sauce boil for 20 minutes.
20 minRequired Tools:
Pot - 7
After the sauce boils, add the loomi, fresh coriander, and the kibbeh balls one by one and let it simmer for an hour or more until the kibbeh is cooked.
60 min - 8
Serve hot.
Nutrition Facts
Ground meatper 100gBulgurper 100gSpicesper 100gSaltper 100gDillper 100gDried Corianderper 100gBlack Pepperper 100gChicken brothper 100gTomato Pasteper 100gOilper 100g* Nutritional values are approximate and calculations may be affected by ingredient type, farming, storage, and cooking methods.