Kebab karaz

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Kebab Karaz, or Cherry Kebab is a tart and sweet meat dish from Syria. This Middle Eastern dish consists of meatballs cooked in a sweet and tangy cherry sauce and is usually served with flatbread.

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meatballs with sauce and cilantro in a pot on the stove top, ready to be cooked

This dish is a specialty of Aleppo, Syria, where sour cherries are prevalent. I ate this dish for the first time at the famous Beit Sissi in Aleppo, a must-visit for anyone interested in Levantine cuisine. I'd never made kebab karaz because sour cherries are very hard to come by in my neighborhood. But if you're determined, possessing of friends from Michigan, or willing to order frozen or canned cherries, it is possible to get your fix. You can check out Middle Eastern or Persian/Pakistani…

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there are several sausages on the plate with lemon wedges next to some salad

Adana Kebab - Recipe Below - this is one of the mightiest kebabs around, the Turkish Adana Kebab. It’s a lovely spicy lamb kebab that you have to try for...

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a plate with rice, meat and vegetables on it

Ok so cherries and meat...weird combination right? why would I try this right? I have some memory of being at some medical conference that my parents dragged us to as kids (I think Mackinac Island) and going to a dinner where they had cherries and chicken. I just took a little bit and it was amazing! I have wanted something similar since but I guess it isn't that common of a thing. Anyways, I have been wanting to try this dish for a long time and I never see sour cherries here in America…

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a plate topped with meatballs and tortilla chips

The writer Anissa Helou put this bright and tart Syrian dish on the cover of her cookbook "Feast: Food of the Islamic World," which gathers recipes from across the Muslim diaspora. "If there is a dish that symbolizes the cooking of Aleppo, this has to be it," she writes inside; the recipe is adapted from Maria Gaspard-Samra, a chef who taught cooking classes in Aleppo. These small lamb meatballs are browned — take care not to overcook them — and then simmered in a pool of pitted sour…

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meatballs on skewers in a dish with other food items around the bowl

yrian Lamb Kebabs with Cherries can be made two different ways. The first is easy – you string up the meat along with the sour cherries. The second involves creating a gravy of sorts with the sour cherries and serving the whole shebang on a platter over pita bread. The latter is more of a winter dish, so we’re going all summer, all the way.

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