Ingredients
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500 grams Minced Meat(½ beef, ½ lamb)
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1 Onionfinely diced [red or white]
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1 cup, minced Parsley
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3 tablespoons (approx.) Extra Virgin Olive Oilfor smearing on the pita
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5 (10 halves) Pita Bread
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1 flat teaspoon Baharatif you can get your hands on Baharat it would be the best
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1 flat teaspoon Ground Cuminif you can get your hands on Bahart it would be the best.
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pinch Kosher Salt
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pinch Ground Black Pepper
Directions
Easily ready within 30 minutes, this tasty dish can be served as a light main course or a mouth-watering finger food to be shared with guests. It really is as easy as mixing the ingredients, stuffing the pitas, and grilling them before finishing the pockets off for 5 minutes in the oven.
You can grill them on a BBQ, a stove, or even in a toaster press – use your creativity.
All the kebab juices will absorb into the pita, the olive oil on the outside will produce an extra crisp pita, and the kebab will retain its juiciness.
Flavor bomb!
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Steps
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PREPARE THE KEBABPlace all ingredients (except the pitas) in a bowl. * For a perfect Arayes use 50% minced lamb, 50% minced beef or use 85% minced beef and 15% lamb fat. |
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Cut & StuffCut the pitas into halves. Fill each with the kebab mix (a ball for each half). Press the pitas lightly to evenly spread the kebab mixture. Try not to leave the edges empty. You should now have 10 pita halves filled with raw kebab mix. Smear the outside of each pita half with olive oil in all directions. |
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Let's RoastPreheat your oven to 180°C/ 360°F. The best option is to grill on a BBQ, preferably a wooden charcoal grill. Grill all sides (start with the open side of the pita) until nicely browned. Transfer to a baking sheet and place in your preheated oven for 5 minutes. Serve immediately with a side of tahini and a vegetable salad. You are done! Good job! |