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Sour kebab – Kabab torsh

Sour kebab (or Kabab Torsh) is a Persian recipe, it is a typical kebab from north Iran and every time the thought of northern cuisine comes in mind, a list of sour ingredients, comes after! Because they are masters of using sourness in food.

➡️ This is an easy recipe, you only need to prepare the marinade for meat the night before.

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Ingredients | 2-3 servings

  • 500g / 17.6oz Meat (lamb or veal) chopped 2inch/5cm
  • 1 small Pomegranate (possible sour or less mature)
  • 70g /2.4oz crushed Walnuts
  • 1 grated Garlic
  • bunch of Chopped Parsley
  • 1 sliced Onion
  • salt (to taste)

Preparations of Marinate

Night before:

– In food processor crush the walnuts

crushed walnut

– Chop the meat into the 2inch/5cm pieces.

– Peel a pomegranate and crush the seeds in a bowl with a masher to extract the juice.

– Mix meat, pomegranate (seeds and juice), grated garlic, parsley, sliced onion, walnut paste, salt and pepper in a bowl. Cover with a foil and put the marinate in fridge for the next day or at least 6 hours.

Next day

30 minutes before grilling, remove the sour kebab from the fridge. (the meat shouldn’t be very cold for grilling)

Sour kebab - Kabab torsh

➡️ Based on your barbecue dimensions add meat to the skewers. Mine was: max 3 – 4 pieces per skewer.

Sour kebab - Kabab torsh
Sour kebab or Kabab torsh

Grill each side for 3-4 mins and it’s done!

Notes

  • If you are using wooden skewers make sure they are soak them in water to avoid burnings (keep them in water for 1 hour at least before grilling)
  • The sourness of pomegranate makes the meat tender.
  • Serve the kabab torsh with basmati rice kateh style and a bit of melted butter, sumac and raw onions.

kabab torsh sour kabab
Sour kebab - Kabab torsh
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Welcome to Foodcraftz! I'm Bahareh, a cook who started this food blog as a side project. Hope you find the recipes interesting I try to add more every month. Thanks for visiting!

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