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sesame oil until cooked, peel, mash, add salt<br />
<strong>an</strong>d cori<strong>an</strong>der. Crush garlic, add <strong>to</strong> yogurt,<br />
mix with eggpl<strong>an</strong>t. Put the meatballs on <strong>to</strong>p,<br />
sprinkle with cumin <strong>an</strong>d cinnamon, <strong>an</strong>d serve.<br />
Gharibah<br />
Ibn al-Mabrad p. 21<br />
Meat is boiled, then you take off most of its<br />
broth <strong>an</strong>d put with the remainder vegetables such<br />
as onion, gourd <strong>an</strong>d aubergine. You dissolve<br />
yoghurt in what you <strong>to</strong>ok off <strong>an</strong>d you put it with<br />
it. Then you garnish with walnut <strong>an</strong>d parsley.<br />
¾ lb lamb ½ c yogurt<br />
2 c water 2 c chopped onion<br />
[1 stick cinnamon] 3 lbs gourd<br />
[¼ t cumin] 1 lb eggpl<strong>an</strong>t<br />
[½ t cori<strong>an</strong>der] ½ c chopped walnuts<br />
[½ t+ salt] 2 T chopped parsley<br />
Cut up the lamb small, removing most of<br />
the fat. Simmer it in water for about ½ hour<br />
with the spices. Remove ½ of the broth, mix<br />
with yogurt. Put the vegetables (cut up in<br />
small pieces) <strong>an</strong>d the yogurt-broth mixture<br />
back in the pot with the lamb. Simmer for 1<br />
hour. Garnish with walnuts <strong>an</strong>d parsley.<br />
Note: the spicing is based on similar dishes<br />
in al-Baghdadi. The cookbook this recipe is<br />
from is very terse; cinnamon is never<br />
mentioned, nor, I think, salt, <strong>an</strong>d dry cori<strong>an</strong>der<br />
only once. I assume they are simply omitted<br />
in the recipe <strong>an</strong>d left <strong>to</strong> the cook's judgement.<br />
See p. 143 for a discussion of gourd, squash,<br />
<strong>an</strong>d similar vegetables.<br />
Recipe for White Kar<strong>an</strong>biyya, a<br />
Cabbage Dish<br />
<strong>And</strong>alusi<strong>an</strong> p. A-47<br />
Take young, fat meat; cut it in<strong>to</strong> a pot with<br />
salt, onion, pepper, cori<strong>an</strong>der seed, caraway <strong>an</strong>d<br />
oil. Put it on a moderate fire <strong>an</strong>d when it is<br />
nearly done, take a coarse cabbage, throw away<br />
the outside <strong>an</strong>d take the heart <strong>an</strong>d surrounding<br />
parts, <strong>an</strong>d cle<strong>an</strong> it of its leaves. Stick a knife<br />
between the “eyes” <strong>an</strong>d throw away the rest of the<br />
leaves until it remains white like the turnip. Peel<br />
it <strong>an</strong>d cut it in regular pieces <strong>an</strong>d throw them<br />
in<strong>to</strong> the pot, after boiling them, as has been<br />
indicated. When it is done, put it on the<br />
hearths<strong>to</strong>ne <strong>an</strong>d squeeze over it some cori<strong>an</strong>der<br />
juice. He who w<strong>an</strong>ts this dish as a muthallath, let<br />
him add vinegar <strong>an</strong>d saffron.<br />
1 lb cabbage ½ t cori<strong>an</strong>der<br />
1 lb lamb ½ t caraway seed<br />
½ t salt ⅓ c olive oil<br />
1 medium onion ~ 3 T cil<strong>an</strong>tro, packed<br />
½ t pepper<br />
Cut off outer leaves, parboil cabbage heart<br />
10 minutes <strong>an</strong>d drain. Mix all ingredients <strong>an</strong>d<br />
bring <strong>to</strong> a boil, cook 10 minutes covered <strong>an</strong>d 5<br />
minutes uncovered. Make cil<strong>an</strong>tro juice (p. 8),<br />
add <strong>to</strong> dish <strong>an</strong>d let simmer a couple of<br />
minutes.<br />
Rutabiya<br />
al-Baghdadi p. 195<br />
Cut red meat in<strong>to</strong> small, long, thin, slices: melt<br />
fresh tail, <strong>an</strong>d throw out the sediment, then put<br />
the meat in<strong>to</strong> the oil, adding half a dirham of salt<br />
<strong>an</strong>d the same qu<strong>an</strong>tity of fine-brayed dry<br />
cori<strong>an</strong>der. Stir until browned. Then cover with<br />
lukewarm water, <strong>an</strong>d when boiling, skim. Put in a<br />
h<strong>an</strong>dful of almonds <strong>an</strong>d pistachios peeled <strong>an</strong>d<br />
ground coarsely, <strong>an</strong>d color with a little saffron.<br />
Throw in fine-ground cumin, cori<strong>an</strong>der,<br />
cinnamon <strong>an</strong>d mastic, about 2.5 dirhams in all.<br />
Take red meat as required, mince fine, <strong>an</strong>d make<br />
in<strong>to</strong> long cabobs placing inside each a peeled sweet<br />
almond: put in<strong>to</strong> the saucep<strong>an</strong>. Take dates:<br />
extract the s<strong>to</strong>ne from the bot<strong>to</strong>m with a needle,<br />
<strong>an</strong>d put in its place a peeled sweet almond. When<br />
the meat is cooked <strong>an</strong>d the liquor all evaporated,