beef mince
GREEK MOUSSAKA | Eggplant, Zucchini + Potato Casserole
- October 25, 2019
- Eastern Mediterranean, Levantine Cuisine, Main Courses, Meat, Recipe Box, Vegetables
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Pan-Pressed Baked Kibbeh | Sinoorgha, Sini Keufteh , Kibbeh bil Saniyeh
- July 17, 2017
- Armenian Recipe, Meat, Middle Eastern Recipes, My Food Roots, Pulses + Grains, Recipe Box, The Khohanotz
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With more than a handful of types of kibbeh, it is safe to say that pan-pressed baked kibbeh is the simplest to make of all. In today’s post I will talk about two means of preparing baked kibbeh: the traditional Armenian way and the non-conventional Southern Lebanese way.
Eggplant + Kafta Mince Rolls | Tepsi Kabab bil Bethinjan
- March 9, 2016
- Everyday Food, Main Courses, Meat, Middle Eastern Recipes, Recipe Box, The Khohanotz
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Assyrian Kibbeh Poached in Broth | KBEHBAT, KUTLEH
- July 24, 2015
- Artisan Food Makers, Food + Culture, Made by Me, Meat, My Food Roots, Pulses + Grains, Recipe Box, The Khohanotz
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Armenian Leek + Meatball Yogurt Soup | Prassa ev Gololag Tahnabour
- January 24, 2015
- Armenian Recipe, Made by Me, My Food Roots, Recipe Box, Soup + Stew, The Khohanotz
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Grilled Beef Patties with Tomato Sauce + Yogurt on Pita Bread
- November 18, 2014
- Food + Culture, Grilled Foods, Made by Me, Main Courses, Meat, Recipe Box, The Khohanotz
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Who said casual weeknight-entertaining has to be boring?
This simple yet wow-worthy recipe is sure to please your guests and get rave reviews. Grilled beef patties, kofte, are layered on lightly toasted pita bread and covered in tomato sauce, a garlicky yogurt sauce, chili oil and an array of optional garnishes.
Pastitsio | Oven-Baked Greek Macaroni
- September 4, 2014
- Casserole, Food + Culture, Kid Friendly Eats, Main Courses, Meat, Noodles + Pasta, Recipe Box, The Khohanotz
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Just in time for Fall. Comfort food that surely brings out childhood memories; just like your Yaya (grandmother) used to make.
Pastítsio (pa-STEE-tsee-oh) is the Greek version of a Mediterranean lasagna-style pasta pie; composed of layers of tubular long macaroni, a meat-based sauce (makaronia me kimá) and finished off with an egg-based custard or Mornay sauce (a white sauce, Béchamel, with cheese).
Start by making your meat sauce to give it enough time to cool. There’s no recipe here, pretty much anything goes, but you do need to let it simmer for at least an hour on the stove.
KBEHBAT, KUTLEH | Minced Meat Filled Wheat-Balls Cooked in Broth
- May 5, 2014
- Food + Culture, Made by Me, Main Courses, Meat, Pulses + Grains, Recipe Box, The Khohanotz
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Thai Green Curry Meatballs with Jasmine Rice | Kaeng Khiao Wan
- March 1, 2014
- Made by Me, Main Courses, Meat, Pulses + Grains, Recipe Box, Soup + Stew
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Mantabour | Armenian Yogurt and Dumpling Soup
- April 14, 2013
- Made by Me, Main Courses, Noodles + Pasta, Recipe Box, Soup + Stew, The Khohanotz
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Manti are tiny ring shaped tortellini-like dumplings (agantch, in Armenian) that are either baked or boiled like pasta. Tanabour, Madzoon Abour or Spas is a classic soup made with yogurt; but traditionally made with dried buttermilk. Once combined together it turns into a one-dish meal better known as Mantabour.
Copy-Cat Manti | Phyllo Dough Roses with Yoghurt + Chili Oil
- August 13, 2012
- Breads + Savory Pastries, Made by Me, Main Courses, Meat, Recipe Box, The Khohanotz
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Manti is a type of dumpling made with unleavened pastry dough and filled with minced lamb or beef. It can be prepared a number of ways, which I will cover in future posts. This recipe for phyllo dough roses, or rosettes, is meant to mimic the experience of savoring manti without all the hustle and bustle of making it. But why roses one might ask? Because rolls are not pretty enough!
According to some researchers, manti first reached Cilician Armenia as a result of the cultural interaction between Armenians and Mongols during their alliance in the 13th century. However, some researchers do not discount the possibility that manti may have originated in the Mid East and spread eastward to Korea and China through the Silk Road (source).
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