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Conference taveng::bagels

Title:BAGELS and other things of Jewish interest
Notice:1.0 policy, 280.0 directory, 32.0 registration
Moderator:SMURF::FENSTER
Created:Mon Feb 03 1986
Last Modified:Thu Jun 05 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:1524
Total number of notes:18709

714.0. "ISRAEL DISH" by LINCON::BRENNER () Tue Jun 20 1989 11:07

    DOES ANYONE KNOW HOW TO MAKE KIBBI ?? IT'S A MIDDLE EASTERN DISH
    THAT IS GREAT BUT DIFFICULT TO MAKE...HELP !!!!
    
    CAROL BRENNER@ALF  ATLANTA
    
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714.1RecipeMELTIN::dickWho's on first?Wed Jun 21 1989 10:0327
Shalom Carol,

The following recipe comes from a cook book on middle eastern cooking from
HP Books (I forgot to write down the title and author).  I have not tried it
so can not vouch for its quality.

Gavriel

1 lb.	lean ground beef or lamb
� cup	fine to medium bulgur
1	small onion
� tsp.	crushed dried mint
� tsp.	ground allspice
	salt and pepper to taste
2 tbsp.	pine nuts
2 tbsp.	margarine (melted) (the recipe actually says or butter but not in this
	conference  8^{).

Combine meat, bulgur, onion, mint, allspice, salt and pepper in food processor.
Process until doughy.  Preheat oven to 350F (175C).  Grease an 8" square or
9" round cake pan.  Put � of meat mixture in pan.  Moisten hands and pat
mixture smooth.  Sprinkle with pine nuts.  Cover with remaining meat mixture.
Pat smooth.  Cut into 1� inch squares or diamonds without removing from pan.
Brush with margarine.  Bake 30-35 minutes or until firm and browned well.  Serve
from pan or invert on a tray or platter.

Makes 48 appetizers.
714.2one other ingredient.WMOIS::SAADEHWill there ever be peace over thereThu Jun 22 1989 13:537
Yes, Kibbie one of my favorite dishes.  With Lamb, a must.  Also
you forgot the (1) clove of garlic.

Enjoy..

-Sultan
714.3either way!DNEAST::SPECTOR_DAVIThu Jun 22 1989 15:367
    
    	re: .1 & .2
    
    	This can be served raw as well as baked.
    
    
    David