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Kabob Koobideh (Persian Beef Kebab Recipe) - Urban Farm and Kitchen Persian Food Kebab, Main Dishes With Vegetables, Middle Eastern Kebab Recipes, Kofta Side Dishes, Ground Beef Kabobs In Oven, Beef Kebabs In The Oven, Persian Beef Kabob, Middle Eastern Bbq Recipes, Turkish Kabob Recipes

A staple in Persian cuisine, Kabob Koobideh can easily be prepared at home. This recipe is very straightforward and a perfect addition to your summer grilling rotation. The kebabs are delicious, smoky, fragrant and juicy!

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For Persians, kabab koobideh is an institution. The word ‘kebab’ (or kabab, as Persians call it) means ‘to grill’, usually over fire. The first kebabs were made by Persian soldiers who would grill meats on their swords, hence the traditional flat skewers Persians use today – you can buy them online if you want to serve them this way. Although we only have a few different varieties of kebab, for me, this is the simplest yet most delicious. Sabrina Ghayour Recipes, Persian Kebab Koobideh, Persian Food Photography, Kebab Food Photography, Kabab Food Photography, Iranian Food Photography, Persian Food Traditional, Iranian Kebab, Persian Kebab Recipe

For Persians, kabab koobideh is an institution. The word ‘kebab’ (or kabab, as Persians call it) means ‘to grill’, usually over fire. The first kebabs were made by Persian soldiers who would grill meats on their swords, hence the traditional flat skewers Persians use today – you can buy them online if you want to serve them this way. Although we only have a few different varieties of kebab, for me, this is the simplest yet most delicious.

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Kabab Koobideh Recipe — I got it from my Maman Persian Kebab Recipe, Kabab Koobideh, Koobideh Recipe, Persian Food Iranian Cuisine, Food Iranian, Smoked Dishes, Iranian Cuisine, Persian Recipes, Persian Cuisine

Kabab Koobideh is made from ground lamb or beef or a mix of both. It simply translates to slammed kabab, because of how it was made traditionally in the past. The meat was placed on a large stone and got smashed with a wooden mallet. It is usually served with rice or bread. Both options are also ser

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