Lamb Kofta With Rice, Labneh And Fattoush Recipe

The Lamb kofta served with Calcutta rice and Mediterranean salad is a true gastronomic adventure. Cooked in a combination of spices and ingredients , the dish is a great way to indulge in absolutely divine tastes and flavors.
Lamb Kofta With Rice, Labneh And Fattoush picture

Summary

Preparation Time15 MinCooking Time20 Min
Ready In35 MinDifficulty LevelMedium
Health IndexHealthyServings4
CuisineFusionCourseMain Dish
MethodRoastSpecialityWedding
Main IngredientMeat

Ingredients

 
Kefta Lamb mince 600 Gms
 
C Onion 50 Gms
 
H Parsley 1\2 Bunch
 
O Coriander 1\2 Bunch
 
P Mint 1\2 Bunch
 
Cinnamon pdr 10 Gms
 
Clove pdr 5 Gms
 
Salt Tt
 
Cracked pepper Tt
 
juice Lemon 3 Nos
 
Kalta rice Short grain rice 250 Gms
 
Pine nuts 20 Gms
 
Soak Raisins 20 Gms
 
chop Almonds 20 Gms
 
Chop Cashew nuts 20 Gms
 
Ghee 25 Gms
 
Labneh Hung curd 200 Gms
 
Broil and Cumin pdr 5 Gms
 
Crush Coriander pdr 10 Gms
 
Paprika pdr 5 Gms
 
Tahina paste 10 Gms
 
Chop Garlic
 
Fatoush Tomato
 
Dice Onion
 
desed cucumber
 
Pita bread

Directions

Mix all ingredients for kefta and keep aside for at least 2 hours.
Cut vegetables for fatoush and keep cold.
Boil rice for kalta rice.
Remove kefta mixture from walk-in.
For labneh, take a mixing bowl, add in Tahina paste, warn water, whisk till blended add garlic, add hung curd, whish add powdered spices adjust seasoning, whisk in a little olive oil. Chill.
In a pan add ghee add in chopped nuts fry till slight colour is achieved add raisins. Add rice which is 70% cooked place a lid on top and finish on dum.
Cook the kefta on an open charcoal fire like seek kebab.
Cut pita bread into cubes and deep fry.
Toss all ingredients for fatoush add chopped mint, coriander, lemon juice, salt.
To assemble the dish, place the rice on a big plate, put the kefta along with the skewer on the plate, arrange labneh and fatoush and serve immediately.

Comments

shantihhh says :

I often make labni to accompany our home cured olives and heirloom tomatoes. Never thought of serving it with koftas (lamb or mutton/goat) you are brilliant!
Posted on: 7 August 2007 - 11:31pm

kpratishnair says :

good one !!
Posted on: 21 June 2007 - 12:59pm

Vibs says :

Thanks buddy...
Posted on: 21 June 2007 - 7:52pm

andhrachef says :

gud post
Posted on: 21 June 2007 - 10:54am

Vibs says :

thanks......dudde...
Posted on: 21 June 2007 - 7:52pm

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