Saucepan@saucepan · Shared this recipeFollowLebanese · appetizerKibbe RecipeClassic Lebanese fried kibbeh balls with a spiced meat and nut filling, wrapped in a bulgur wheat casing.total2 hr 20 minprep2 hrcook20 minservings40Original recipe on zaatarandzaytoun.comKeep this recipeAdd a copy of Kibbe Recipe to your Saucepan library.Save to my libraryView in my librarySave it to your librarySign in to keep a copy you can scale, cook from and add to your grocery list.Sign in to saveGet the appSaucepan keeps all your recipes in one place, builds your grocery list and rings timers while you cook. Your account works on the website too.Android is coming soon.PrintCopy ingredientsAndroid is coming soon.Ingredients40 servingsBack to 40 servings500 g minced meat2 onions, chopped1 tsp 7 spice1.5 tbsp Kibbeh Spices ), (Kamouneh Spice Mix0.5 tsp black pepper0.5 tbsp salt1 cup chopped walnuts or pine nuts2 tbsp sumac1 kilo fine bulgur wheat1 kilo mince meat2 onions1.5 tbsp Kibbeh Spices1.5 tbsp cornflour1 tsp 7 spice0.5 tsp black pepper1 tbsp saltSunflower or vegetable oilStepsClear checksTap an ingredient or step to check it off.1Step 1: Soak the bulgur wheat in enough water to cover and set aside.2Step 2: Sauté the chopped onions in regular olive oil until golden on medium low heat.3Step 3: Add 500g of minced meat to the onions and cook out the meat on medium high heat.4Step 4: Add the 7 spice, kamouneh spices, black pepper and salt and use the back of your wooden spoon to break up the meat.5Step 5: When it is cooked turn off the heat and add the sumac and chopped walnuts or pine nuts. Taste to make any adjustments then cover and set aside.6Step 6: Drain the bulgur wheat and add to a large bowl. Take out the kilo of meat and prepare food processor.7Step 7: In several batches, add the bulgur wheat and equal amounts of meat to the food processor and process until it clumps together and starts to roll in the processor bowl.8Step 8: Roughly chop 2 onions to go in the food processor along with the 7 spices, kamouneh spices, black pepper and salt. Blitz well.9Step 9: When you have combined all the meat and bulgur wheat in a bowl, add the blitzed onion spice mix and the cornflour, then bring everything together preferably with your hands.10Step 10: If it is too dry add a bit of water, you don't want it too loose, sticky or crumbly but so it holds together nicely. If you don't mind tasting a bit of raw meat check a tiny bit for saltiness and adjust as necessary.11Step 11: Add approx half a cup of sunflower to a small bowl which you can dip your fingers into when shaping the kibbeh to avoid sticking. Clean your table and arrange a workflow with a large clean tray, the sunflower oil, the filling and the casing mix.12Step 12: Take some casing and roll into golf ball size, indent the middle then hollow out the inside with your index finger turning as you do so until you have a half shell. Add a spoon of filling and close up the casing. Compress well with your hands and shape into classic kibbeh morsels (see video).13Step 13: Line up the kibbeh on the tray until you finish the filling.14Step 14: Deep fry your kibbeh morsels in sunflower or vegetable oil and serve with yoghurt dip.getsaucepan.com/r/63942e7f-ea33-40de-8ac1-d1a868aaf157 · Original: https://zaatarandzaytoun.com/lebanese-kibbe-recipe-fried-kibbeh-morsels/