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I then added the bulgur—which I suggest you rinse in cold water first—and the remaining chicken stock. Although the bulgur wasn't hard after. This Tunisian lamb and bulgur stew is a bit like a risotto but using bulgur wheat instead of rice.
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Ingredients
This hearty bulgur salad packed with apples, pecans, kale, and cranberries will fill you up and keep you energized for hours. Tunisian cuisine is full of spice and complexity, and this stew is no exception. Marinating the meat overnight allows the coriander, caraway, and other spices to flavor the lamb, while the addition of quince creates a pleasant sweet-sour note. Game plan: Be sure to cook the stew at a low, consistent.
Instructions
Bulgur pilaf with lamb and tomatoes. If you prefer, you can use beef instead of lamb. Heat butter in a large, deep skillet over medium high heat. Cook lamb and onions until onions are very light brown. Flavour lamb mince with cumin and coriander and serve on a bed of tabbouleh-style wheat with parsley, tomatoes and sesame dressing.
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