Haleem from Rib Roast

During the Holidays time, lots of families are cooking Rib Roast of Beef. Rib Roast is quite expensive. Usually a Rib Roast of 8 Ribs (with Bones) could cost about $180 to $200.00 It does make a great meal for 10-12 people. The Butcher will always trim the fat and seperate the Bones but Tie it together with the roast for Flavor. When your roast is done, you would normally carve the roast and serve your guest and keep the Bones for later soups and stews. I have made this recipe for Haleem from the Ribs Bones and the meat around the bones.
Haleem from Rib Roast
During the Holidays time, lots of families are cooking Rib Roast of Beef. Rib Roast is quite expensive. Usually a Rib Roast of 8 Ribs (with Bones) could cost about $180 to $200.00 It does make a great meal for 10-12 people. The Butcher will always trim the fat and seperate the Bones but Tie it together with the roast for Flavor. When your roast is done, you would normally carve the roast and serve your guest and keep the Bones for later soups and stews. I have made this recipe for Haleem from the Ribs Bones and the meat around the bones.
Cooking Instructions
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Use a 8qts. Heavy Bottom Pot. Heat Ghee, Add Cumin Seeds, Onions and Garlic, Add all the spices and cook 5 mts.
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Add Barley and Channa Dal and Cook 5 mts. Add two cups of Water. Add Ribs.
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Fill up with water. Bring to a mild boil. Reduce heat to very low and let it cook until meat has fallon off the bones. Take the bones out. Using a electric hand held blender, blend everything to a smooth consistancy. Garnish with light browned sauted onions and cilantro. Serve with Chapati or Rice.
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