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Traditionally prepared by kneading hand-minced meat and fine bulgur, Oruk Kebab has a deep-rooted history in the Polateli district. Dried mint added as a spice gives this kebab its unique freshness and aroma. Prepared across Kilis, it is mounted on skewers and carefully cooked over charcoal fire. For location details, please visit the Map section.
Ingredients
- 400 g fatty minced lamb
- 1 cup fine bulgur
- 1 onion
- 2 tablespoons dried mint
- Salt, red pepper powder, black pepper
Preparation
- Soak the fine bulgur with a small amount of hot water and let it soften.
- Grate the onion and squeeze out its juice, then place meat, bulgur, mint, and spices in a bowl.
- Knead all the ingredients thoroughly for a long time until it reaches a paste consistency.
- Take pieces of the mixture, mold them onto skewers, and grill over charcoal or bake.
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