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A TASTE OF
LEBANESE CUISINE IS PACKED WITH FRESH HERBS, FLAKY PASTRIES AND FL
IN THESE DISHES FROM SABRINA GHAYOUR, WARMING PUL BIBER, EARTHY-SOUR SUMAC AND GRASSY HERBS TAKE CENTRE STAGE, BRINGING NEW ENERGY TO EVERYDAY COOKING
Serves 4-6 (makes 28-32meatballs)Prep time 15 minCook time 20 min For the koftas • 500g beef mince (at least 12% fat) • 1 large onion, minced in a food processor or very finely chopped • 30g coriander
SERVES 6 | PREP 15 MINS COOK 3 HRS 20 MINS | EASY | GF 1.25kg bone-in lamb shoulder30g preserved lemon, flesh and rindfinely chopped1 tsp ground ginger1 tsp ground coriander1 tsp ground cumin3 tbsp ol
You could forgive a first-time visitor to Azerbaijan, fresh off the plane in Baku (psst – it’s an easy five-hour direct flight from London), for mistakenly thinking they’d stumbled into a celebration
Chef and author Sabrina Ghayour shares her dig-in meals, inspired by flavours from the Middle East
Follow Clark’s recipes and combine these new ingredients with some of the cuisine’s staples, such as tomatoes, garlic and seafood. You’ll create dishes that do much more than simply uphold the Mediterranean’s reputation for good nutrition.