Shawermah- شاورما Recipe Video

Summary

Prepration Time10 MinutesCooking Time20 Minutes
Difficulty LevelEasyHealth IndexHealthy
Servings1CuisineAsian
CourseMain DishSpecialityPart of Menu
Main IngredientChicken

Recipe Story

Here is a home made recipe for this delicious dish...you can have it anyway you want; in a sandwich or plated, Sa7en 3arabi. Bread of your choice, any additions to it according to your liking.

Ingredients

Mentioned in the video.

How to make Shawermah- شاورما

Follow the video,

Comments

prasadprabhu says :

great stuff, its my fav too

Posted on: 18 November 2007 - 7:16am

Summer says :

Thanks for watching butterbites

Posted on: 7 November 2007 - 2:54am

butterbites says :

I love Shawarma! Thanks for sharing :)

Posted on: 7 November 2007 - 1:36am

Summer says :

Sfehmi, thanks for your comment. i am glad you got to experienc that food..it is delicious!

Posted on: 5 November 2007 - 12:26am

sfehmi says :

Love Shawarma - when I was in the Middle East my favorite was chicken Shawarma from Palm Beach with fresh orange juice. Oh what a treat. Thanks for sharing.

Posted on: 4 November 2007 - 4:24pm

shantihhh says :

What is the difference in swarma and shawermah - Is it a different recipe or just spelling? I like the idea of thinly sliced lamb. I could even barbecue it for more flavour of the outdoor cooking but maybe offset from the hot coals.

Do you ever make this with goat meat or is it too lean. We can buy excellent fresh local lamb and goat at our Halal Market.

I just barbecued a fillet of lamb a couple days ago from there amazing. Thy only weigh 10-13 ounces each-perfect size for 2 entrees. We made a mushroom cracked peppercorn sauce and served it with a basmati pilaf. I carmelized onions, then garlic for the browned vermecilli-basmati pilaf cooked in chicken broth plus S & P.

I am going to try your recipe this week as the weather is perfect for out door eating and cooking. Today is to be in the 80's again.

Shanti/Mary-Anne

Posted on: 3 November 2007 - 2:17pm

shantihhh says :

do you remove the skin on the chicken? I would think so - we love lamb swarma, but usually only eat it at the festivals. I must try to make it. I have a rotiserrie but it is horizontal wonder if that would work. I do whole chickens on it. It is about 36" long and even has the infared bar for searing as the meat turns.

Shanti/Mary-Anne

Posted on: 3 November 2007 - 1:01pm

Summer says :

shantihhh, i would remove the skin for sure! the marinate would add moisture to the meat. lamb shawermah is really good too, i would think that you may use the rotisserie for it, but i think it is easier if you used thinly sliced lamb and cook it the way i mentioned in the recipe...much easier and would not take long to cook. best of luck!

Posted on: 3 November 2007 - 1:13pm

Summer says :

thanks for your comment!! I actually found that picture on the web....i have never seen such a huge skewer in reality!!!! but it is a very popular food in the middle east . they also sell Beef Shawermah which i prefer more than the chicken one...but the recipe is an easy one to follow. you may make it with beef or lamb following the same recipe but adding cardamom to the marinate. thanks for watching and leaving a comment. You may visit my cooking blog at: http://cooking-the-easy-way.blogspot.com/

Posted on: 3 November 2007 - 5:06am

vikas kumar says :

Thanks for the recipe. Chicken Shawarma is quite popular in Indian Metros like Mumbai n Delhi...sold mainly at Hukka/Sheesha joints and at street side stalls (there's one outlet close to my house, it's called 'Lebanese Point') but never have I seen such GIGANTIC skewers as shown in your video!

Posted on: 3 November 2007 - 5:01am

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