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"PENMART01" > wrote in message
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> >What is Kubbe?
> >
> >"Piedmont"

>
> A sleazy basketball player... or an affectionate term for my Kubota

tractor.
>
> I think you mean Kebbe, a Middle Eastern ground meat dish, usually of

lamb...
> where the meat is extruded in a tube configuration and then cut into

sections
> and stuffed.... although there are many shortcut recipes that are more
> westernized in format, ie. meat balls, meat loaf, etc., but maintain the

middle
> eastern flavor/seasoning.
>
> Meat Kebbe
> by Kenwood
>
> Place the bulgur in a pan and add the water. Bring to the boil and simmer

for
> 15 minutes. Drain, then set to one side until required.
> Meanwhile mince the beef or lamb in the Mincer, using the fine screen.

Separate
> 100g (4oz) of the minced meat and put the remainder to one side.
> Heat the oil in a pan and sauté the diced onion until golden. Add the pine

nuts
> and sauté for a further 60 seconds to toast. Add the 100g (4oz) minced

meat and
> 1.25ml (1/4 tsp) allspice to the pan then fry for about 10 minutes until
> cooked. Season well with salt and black pepper.
> Meanwhile, put the remaining minced meat, drained bulgur, the remaining
> allspice and a generous amount of seasoning into the Kenwood Bowl. Mix,

using
> the K Beater at speed 1, for 5 minutes. Add the flour and mix at minimum

speed
> to incorporate thoroughly.
> Remove any remaining meat from the Mincer then replace the screen and

cutting
> blade with the Kebbe Maker Adaptor and assemble the attachment on the

Chef.
> Pass the bulgur mixture through the adaptor, cutting the tubing at 8cm

(3")
> intervals and laying each tube on a tray.
> To make the Kebbe balls, close one end of the tube, squeezing tightly to

seal
> well, and leaving the other end open. Press 15ml (1 tbsp) of the cooked

meat
> mixture into each shell then squeeze the open end to seal.
> Heat a pan of oil until moderately hot and deep-fry the Kebbe balls for

3-4
> minutes until golden. Serve immediately with a large salad and a spicy

yoghurt
> dressing.
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That sounds like it. The grinder booklet had the recipe but not any of the
"how to" information. So you make a tube of bulgar than stuff it with the
lamb mixture and fry, ok, I got it!
"Piedmont"