Shish_barak

Shish Barak is a pasta dish originating from Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, and Palestine. Shish Barak is typically referred to as a local variation of ravioli. Thin dough dumplings are stuffed with seasoned beef and then cooked in a yogurt sauce.😋
Shish_barak
Shish Barak is a pasta dish originating from Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, and Palestine. Shish Barak is typically referred to as a local variation of ravioli. Thin dough dumplings are stuffed with seasoned beef and then cooked in a yogurt sauce.😋
Steps
- 1
Shish barak preparation: On a soft and floured surface roll the balls of dough using the rolling pin in 1/2 cm of thickness
- 2
Using the shish barak cutter make small circles of dough
- 3
Fill each one with a proper amount of the filling
- 4
Seal the edges very well. Bring both corners of the filled dough together in order to make a proper form of shish barak dumpling.
- 5
Place all of the dumplings in a oven tray wiped with oil
- 6
Put the tray in the preheated oven until they dry
- 7
Dough preparation:
In a bowl, put the flour, salt, and oil - 8
Add the water gradually while kneading until the dough is firm but pleiable (watch out while adding water as you might need more or less than a cup)
- 9
Cut the dough into balls and leave it to rest for approx 1/2 an hour
- 10
Stuffing preparation:
In a pan fry the onion with the gee until they become soft
- 11
Add the meat and mix them onions
- 12
Add the spices and salt; mix them until well cooked
- 13
Leave them to cool down
- 14
Yogurt preparation:
Strain the yogurt into a pot, add the dissolved cornflour with 1/2 cup of water, then mix on high speed using hand mixer until we have smooth yogurt
- 15
Add the rest of water and mix them well
- 16
On a high heat stir the yogurt constantly until boilling
- 17
For the fried garlic and coriander
In a pan add the ghee, the garlic and then the coriander; mix them until soft and light brown.
:add the shish barak and the salt and mix carefully - 18
Let it boil for approx 1/2 an hour
- 19
Add the shallow fried garlic and coriander
- 20
Now leave it for 10 minutes on medium heat
- 21
For the fried garlic and coriander
In a pan add the ghee, the garlic and then the coriander; mix them until soft and light brown. - 22
Place the shish barak in the serving plate immediately when well cooked
Serve with rice mujadara - 23
The secret of the dish
Wipe the pot with ghee before cooking so that the dough doesn't stick with stirring constantly with a wooden spoon.
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