Arabic Oats and Meat Shorba

#comfort
#cookpadindia
In Arabic , Soup is called as "Shurabah". The secret of this recipe is in cooking the soup long enough for the meat to become very tender and for the Oats to become somewhat disintegrated and smooth that just melts in your mouth . It's a comfort food by all means. A piping hot bowl of this is just what you need to pep you up. It makes you feel so full and energised. Basically this one is a must have one on all the fasting days of Ramadan. A very delicious and a healthy one to be eaten after a whole day of fasting especially in Summers when you are completely drained.
Happy Cooking with Zee! Sluurrrrrp!
Arabic Oats and Meat Shorba
#comfort
#cookpadindia
In Arabic , Soup is called as "Shurabah". The secret of this recipe is in cooking the soup long enough for the meat to become very tender and for the Oats to become somewhat disintegrated and smooth that just melts in your mouth . It's a comfort food by all means. A piping hot bowl of this is just what you need to pep you up. It makes you feel so full and energised. Basically this one is a must have one on all the fasting days of Ramadan. A very delicious and a healthy one to be eaten after a whole day of fasting especially in Summers when you are completely drained.
Happy Cooking with Zee! Sluurrrrrp!
Steps
- 1
In a wide and deep cooking pot, heat butter or oil. Add cinnamon stick and peppercorns first. Next saute the onions and garlic for atleast 2 minutes.
- 2
Add rest of the ingredients now including water. Cover it with a lid and let it simmer on low flame for atleast an hour until the meat becomes tender and the soup gets thicker. The more the amount of oats added,the thicker the soup will get. So add it according to your choice. If you do so, then increase the amount of water and the other ingredients too. See to it that it is simmered on a low heat. Oats render the thickness to it.
- 3
Keep stirring it at regular intervals to avoid it from burning or sticking to the bottom. For a change, you can also add any of your favourite veggies. Traditionally, it has nothing but meat and oats. But I do add some veggies always. (like those of green peas and sweet corn)
- 4
Adjust salt according to taste. Serve it piping hot garnished with freshly chopped coriander leaves.
- 5
This soup contains the richness of meat and the lightness of oats. It is nutritious too. The slow cooking renders it a much needed aroma and flavour. Although it can be pressure cooked, but then the taste would definitely differ. Slow cooking is the best for this recipe. Enjoy!
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