Ingredienti
- 1 kg lamb, cut into pieces1 kg
- 2 small pieces of dried yogurt or 1 large piece2 pieces
- 1/3 cup yogurt0.3 cup
- 1 tablespoon cornstarch1 tablespoon
- Spices (black pepper + cardamom + cinnamon stick + 2 cloves)1 set
- 1 onion, peeled and cut in half1 piece
- 1 teaspoon ghee (optional)1 teaspoon
- 2 cups white rice2 cup
- 1 cup freekeh1 cup
- 1/2 cube Maggi0.5 cube
- 1.5 cups hot water1.5 cup
- A pinch of cardamom1 pinch
Speziato1 tablespoon- 1 tablespoon salt1 tablespoon
- A pinch of turmeric1 pinch
- A pinch of cinnamon1 pinch
- 1 ounce minced meat1 ounce
- Juice of 1 lemon1 juice
- 1 ounce minced meat1 ounce
- 1 cup pine nuts1 cup
- 1 cup almonds for garnish1 cup
Passi
- 1
Boil the meat for 2.5 hours: remove the scum, add the spices and onion, and let it simmer covered on low heat.
150 minUtensili necessari:
Pentola - 2
Pour half a cup of hot water over the dried yogurt and crumble it. Once softened, place it in the blender with the yogurt and cornstarch.
10 minUtensili necessari:
Frullatore - 3
Strain into the pot where we will continue cooking and let it simmer on low heat while stirring to prevent clumping.
10 minUtensili necessari:
Pentola - 4
Once it boils, add the strained meat broth, stir, adjust the salt to taste, then add the meat and let it simmer for half an hour on low heat.
30 minUtensili necessari:
Pentola - 5
Fry the meat with a sprinkle of spice and salt in a tablespoon of ghee. Once browned, add the Maggi cube, hot water, spices, and lemon juice.
10 minUtensili necessari:
Pentola - 6
Let them boil for 10 minutes, then add the washed freekeh.
10 minUtensili necessari:
Pentola - 7
Let it boil covered on high heat, and once the water reduces slightly, lower the heat until fully cooked.
20 minUtensili necessari:
Pentola - 8
Fluff the white rice and prepare the meat, almonds, and pine nuts.
10 min
Fatti nutrizionali
* Le informazioni nutrizionali sono approssimative e il loro calcolo può essere influenzato dal tipo di ingrediente e dai metodi di coltivazione, conservazione e cottura.

