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To begin with this recipe, we must first prepare a few ingredients. You can cook tripolitan meat pies (lahmeh baajin) using 22 ingredients and 17 steps. Here is how you cook that.
The ingredients needed to make Tripolitan meat pies (lahmeh baajin):
- Get flour
- Get salt
- Take sugar
- Get egg
- Take or 150ml vegetable oil or sunflower oil
- Make ready lucke warm water(as needed)
- Make ready For dough preparation
- Get and half cup corn flour
- Make ready vegetable oil
- Make ready cup margarine
- Get cup butter
- Take Filling
- Prepare meat (preferable type)
- Get chopped onions
- Take parsley
- Take dried mint
- Make ready apple vinegar
- Get tahina/sesame paste
- Take pomegranate molasses
- Get yogurt
- Take salt
- Take 7 spices
But instead of the grated potato most of us are used to, these latkes are made with ground beef and a delightful mess of chopped mint, parsley, cilantro. These Armenian meat pies are called lahmajoon and are made to order in Armenian neighborhood bakeries in Beirut. They are a bit spicy, the dough encasing them is almost paper-thin (similar to a Mexican flour tortilla) and tender with crisp edges; rolled up in a piece of paper and doused with fresh. Three traditional pies and cup of beer.
Steps to make Tripolitan meat pies (lahmeh baajin):
- In a deep pot sift corn flour then add sugar and salt and mix them together
- Rub the corn flour with eggs and vegetbale oil
- Cut the dough into equal round pieces(hand grip size)
- Gradually pour water with constant kneading untill we have a soft dough
- Cover the dough with clean piece of fabric or nylon wrap let it rest for an hour
- On a wide clean solid place sprinkle the flour and dib the balls on both sides to cover them with corn flour
- Spread dough on a cotton towel and cover them
- Meanwhile mix vegetbale oil and margarine on gaz tap few seconds so they become warm
- Wipe your hands and the place where you are going to roll out the dough then spread a little bit of the oil mixture and take one ball and stretch it with your hands as much as you can until it becomes very thin.
- Hold it from the sides and stretch it using two fingers until it has the form of a circle. - Another way is to stretch the dough in a rectangle way with your hands as much as u can until it becomes thin and then fold it from the sides to become a square.
- Put the prepared dough in the oven trays and keep them until we prepare the topping.
- For topping:In a pan put a little bit of oil and put the meat, stir it and then add the onions and wait until it becomes tender and the meat change in colour, now add the spices and salt and leave it until well cooked.
- Take the pan off the heat and add the parsley and the mint.
- Leave to cool down and add apple vinegar, sesame paste, pomegranate molasses and yogurt
- With your hands press the dough and then add about 1 tbsp of the prepared topping, decorate with row pine nuts, press again with hands to make it firm.
- Bake them in a preheated oven (in a medium heat oven about 350 F or 180 C) until the dough turns lightly brown and fully cooked. - Serve hot.
- Made by: Tala Odaymat
For those who never made them. We will need some ankhizhan, which is a mix you can make. Ground meat was previously prepared manually with a small axe, chopping off the fat on wooden board and cutting into small pieces. These meat pies are delicious and a popular Ghanaian snack. Growing up I looked forward to Sunday's because it meant my mum would take us to go get When I was old to enough to buy them myself, I had meat pies at least twice a week.
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