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Easy
Published 1998
The combination of lamb and bulgur (cracked wheat) is popular in the Near and Middle East. My favorite variation on this theme of grain and meat is Turkish cig kofte, a fiery pâté of chile-spiced bulgur and uncooked lean ground lamb. From this pâté, it’s not much of a leap to semit kebab (bulgur kebab), a highly unusual and amazingly tasty kebab that’s a specialty at the restaurant Cagdas in Gaziantep, Turkey. Bulgur gives the ground lamb kebabs a firm, chewy texture; the mint
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