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LAHMACUN (Turkish Pizza)
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LAHMACUN (Turkish Pizza)

RECIPES FROM MY TRAVELS
RECIPES FROM MY TRAVELS @Rfmt_1871
Birmingham, England, United Kingdom

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Described as Turkish pizza, due to its shape and superficial similarity, the Lahmacun is also a popular dish in Lebanon, Iraq, Syria and Palestine (lahm bi ‘ajin) and other Arab communities worldwide.
Lahmacun, pronounced ‘lahma’joun’, comes from the Arabic ‘lahma bi’ajeen’, which literally means ‘dough with meat’.
I’ve also blended my own spices together to form the ‘Lahmacun’ seasoning.

#ChristmasGift

Described as Turkish pizza, due to its shape and superficial similarity, the Lahmacun is also a popular dish in Lebanon, Iraq, Syria and Palestine (lahm bi ‘ajin) and other Arab communities worldwide.
Lahmacun, pronounced ‘lahma’joun’, comes from the Arabic ‘lahma bi’ajeen’, which literally means ‘dough with meat’.
I’ve also blended my own spices together to form the ‘Lahmacun’ seasoning.

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LAHMACUN (Turkish Pizza)

RECIPES FROM MY TRAVELS
RECIPES FROM MY TRAVELS @Rfmt_1871
Birmingham, England, United Kingdom

#ChristmasGift

Described as Turkish pizza, due to its shape and superficial similarity, the Lahmacun is also a popular dish in Lebanon, Iraq, Syria and Palestine (lahm bi ‘ajin) and other Arab communities worldwide.
Lahmacun, pronounced ‘lahma’joun’, comes from the Arabic ‘lahma bi’ajeen’, which literally means ‘dough with meat’.
I’ve also blended my own spices together to form the ‘Lahmacun’ seasoning.

#ChristmasGift

Described as Turkish pizza, due to its shape and superficial similarity, the Lahmacun is also a popular dish in Lebanon, Iraq, Syria and Palestine (lahm bi ‘ajin) and other Arab communities worldwide.
Lahmacun, pronounced ‘lahma’joun’, comes from the Arabic ‘lahma bi’ajeen’, which literally means ‘dough with meat’.
I’ve also blended my own spices together to form the ‘Lahmacun’ seasoning.

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Ingredients

2 servings
  • 2Large red peppers diced
  • 2red onions 1 finely sliced and the other left for decoration at the end
  • 2garlic cloves finely sliced 500g beef mince (but you can use the more traditional lamb mince)
  • 1 tspsmoked paprika
  • 1 tspground allspice
  • 1 tspground cumin 1tsp cayenne
  • 1 tspground cinnamon
  • 1 tspsea salt flakes (I used Mediterranean)
  • 4 tbsptomato purée
  • 100 mlLuke warm water
  • Juice of 1 lemon, Lemon wedges for later
  • Flatbreads
  • leavesFresh parsley
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  1. 1

    Heat oven to 180c
    To prepare the meat mixture, heat a large frying pan or saucepan and add the beef mince and spice mix, Dry fry it until the mince is browned (stirring frequently so the spices don’t catch).
    Now this is where my recipe differs from others, I like the red peppers and one onion diced and sliced, not blended into a paste…it needs to have a bit of texture.

  2. 2

    Add the peppers, onion and garlic to the meat mixture and carry on frying until the onions become slightly translucent.
    In a jug add the lemon juice and tomato purée and give it a mix.

  3. 3

    Let some boiled water from a kettle cool down and stir it into the lemon and tomato purée mixture.
    Pour into the meat mixture and continue stirring for a few more minutes or until the meat mixture reduces down.
    Now spread the meat mixture evenly over the flatbreads and bake in the oven until the meat mixture turns slightly dark and the flatbreads crisp up on the edges.

  4. 4

    Serve on a plate with a scattering of sliced raw red onion and parsley.
    Sprinkle with some sea salt flakes and a tomato side salad with lemon wedges.

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on December 09, 2022 09:48
Birmingham, England, United Kingdom
I’m a retired professional chef, now a published author, food & travel writer and columnist, I also have my own radio show on Greek News & Radio, bringing the Greek communities around the world together.I run multiple social media platforms including a business directory website promoting businesses in the hospitality and tourism industry worldwide. I also engage in many charitable organisations such as the British Liver Trust, The burnt chef project, Alcohol Change UK and The Mental Health foundation.Some of my links are:BUSINESS DIRECTORY WEBSITEhttp://www.rfmtbusinessdirectory.com/LINKTREEhttps://linktr.ee/RfmtRECIPES FROM MY TRAVELShttps://www.facebook.com/RECIPESFROMMYTRAVELS/COMPLETELY CORNWALLhttps://www.facebook.com/completelycornwall/RFMTBUSINESSDIRECTORYhttps://www.facebook.com/Rfmtbusinessdirectory
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