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10.19.2011

Abgusht

I found this recipe in a novel I read a few years ago called Pomegrante Soup. I modified this recipe from one with Lamb in it that they made in the book.

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1-2 onions, chopped
boneless chicken of your choice ( I like to use some breast meat and some thighs)
1tsp Tumeric
sauté the above, then add:
1 tsp Paprika
1 c. yellow split peas, rinsed well
8c water (about)
chopped carrots
3-6 average size potatoes chopped, Yukon gold is nice
2tsp salt (I am not usually a salt person, but this recipe really benefits from it)
1tsp black pepper
1-2 tomatoes chopped or some tomato paste/sauce
1-2 dried limes (you can get them at Bill’s on West Lake Street)
a pinch of saffron threads dissolved in a few TBLSP hot water
1tsp ground cardamom
1tsp ground cinnamon
1tsp ground cumin
Then cook in a big pot for 1-2hours.
Squeeze and remove dried limes, then mash or food process the stew when cooled for best texture and flavor dispersal.

1 comment:

  1. katie! you are posting, hurray! this looks really good. i am so curious about dried limes...

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