Mutabbaqa(not crunchy,version)

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Cook on medium high heat so that the mutabbaq cooks well from the inside and crisps up too. It will heat up really well, but might not be as crispy as it is when fresh. It is crispy spicy dish made by the combination of somosas an. Add keema, corriander/ mint leaves, salt & pepper.

To get started with this recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can have mutabbaqa(not crunchy,version) using 7 ingredients and 9 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.

The ingredients needed to make Mutabbaqa(not crunchy,version):
  1. Prepare About 200g of halal meat mince
  2. Take 2-3 medium handfulls coursley chopped corriander
  3. Take Garlic,ginger,salt,plain paprika powder,tumeric
  4. Get Half a medium size Onion chopped
  5. Get Spring onion
  6. Take Deseeded green chilli
  7. Make ready Egg as a binder in the filling (not used here)

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Instructions to make Mutabbaqa(not crunchy,version):
  1. Remove excess liquids from meat.Mix the mince and the ingredients marinate for hours or night over…now here is a trial for cilantro- in -marinade..(so will need read report review previews etc basically the expermntalysy of this so..e.g. flavor change development sour or bitter) Mutabbaqa(not crunchy,version)Mutabbaqa(not crunchy,version)Mutabbaqa(not crunchy,version)1. It is important not to have watery mixture e.g. on Browning the meat (or what ever will cause watery)
  2. Leave mixture to cool if you will add cheese or egg you can do after placing on the wrap
  3. Meanwhile.make the wrap.by using flour,black seed optional,salt and oil
  4. Making the dough and balls: the dough can be similar to chapati but bit softer.use some flour sprinkle or water to manage the dough stickiness etc
  5. For the rounds,Either Make a large one and into pieces cut after or make smaller individual ones.here made rectangles/swuares and later cut in halves or quater
  6. Then make it thinly rolled out,by stretching as needed.can see in pic and achieve similar result or better!,inshaallah.add fillings.and close /envelop the mutabbaqs
  7. Simply complete for all rest and pan fry with some oil to get nice Browning and hopefully a crust,or in this case no crust as such
  8. Then serve as prefer and enjoy.bismillah (please be sure to try ones in Saudi and help us in your experiences,am sure youl share them on cpad! thank you

Prepare all by repeating the same procedure. Transfer it to a serving plate and serve hot with lemon juice. Mutabbaq has also spread around. using chicken or vegetables for other savoury options or bananas and honey for a sweet version. Heat the vegetable oil in a frying pan, then fry the mutabbaq on both sides at medium-low heat and serve! Murtabak (Arabic: مطبق ‎) is a stuffed pancake or pan-fried bread which is commonly found in the Arabian Peninsula and Southeast Asia, notably in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Yemen, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei, and Thailand.

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