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Lule Kebab is a traditional staple of Armenian cuisine and common in Persian cuisine (Kabab Koobideh). Lule Kebab combines 50/50
ratio of Beef and Lamb and is served with Lavash flatbread or rice. It was a common dish of traders on the ancient silk road and often cooked in a Tonir (Tandoor) or on a Mangal.
Ingredients
- Lamb leg
- Beef Flank Steak
- Smoked Paprika
- Aleppo Pepper
- Sumac
- Salt
- Black Pepper
- White Onion
- Chili Powder
Process
- Portion 50% Beef Flank Steak and 50% Lamb Leg.
- Marinade the Beef and Lamb with Smoked Paprika, Aleppo Pepper, Sumac, Salt, Black Pepper, diced White Onion and Chili Powder and mix thoroughly.
- Cover with glad wrap and place in the fridge for minimum of 2hours.
- After 2 hours, mince the meat and onion in a mincer.
- Once meat is mince, gradually work the meat on the skewers and place slight indentations across the meat.
- Once the Tandoor is heated and ready for cooking, place the skewers inside and cook for approximately 10-15 minutes.
- Serve with Lavash bread or Saffron infused rice with nuts, raisins and accompanied with hummus.