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Kibbeh

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Sumac

By Anas Atassi

Published 2021

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If hummus is the king of the Syrian table, then kibbeh is the undisputed queen. Kibbeh goes by various names: kubbeh, kibi, kobbah, kbaybi, and so on. And, as if that were not confusing enough, there are also many ways to prepare kibbeh – at least twenty. But no matter what way you make it, bulgur and meat (either beef or lamb) are two essential ingredients. Their popularity is likewise undisputed: these deep-fried kibbeh balls are everyone’s favourite warm mezze. My variation is reminiscent of Dutch croquettes, with a crispy outside and the meat filling on the inside.

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