The recipe of preparing hommus is already listed among my previous recipe. Now for the meat and pine nuts topping you'll need:
- Lean minced meat (1 cup)
- Pine nuts (about 1/3 cup)
- Olive oil (or vegetabl oil, which ever you like, about 2 tablespoons
- Finely chopped onions, about 2 tablespoons
- Salt & pepper to taste, and a pinch of allspice (optional)
In a skillet on medium-high, add oil and pine nuts. when the pine nuts start to brown, add the onions, mix and cook for about a minute then add the minced meat and mix them all together and keep cooking until the meat is fully cooked. Serve over the hommus along with pita bread.
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I absolutely have to try this!
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Great photo! I can almost taste it just by looking at it ;)
ReplyDeleteDo you ever add a pinch of allspice to the meat? And is it lamb? I assume it is...
Thanks Christie!
ReplyDeleteYes I add a pinch of allspice to the meat, actually forgot to add that, sorry :( The meat can be lamb or lean beef, up to you, they both work.
Asalam Alaykum, This is one of my fav recipes to make, we love it. It looks great sis.
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This looks so much better than the ones they serve at the restarants here!
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Hey Prettybaker, thanks a lot!
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ReplyDeletesumac, all spice, bulgar wheat, lean ground beef, parsley, mint, thyme, half an onion, hummus and you can make dozens of recipes :-)