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Mutabbaq
Saudi Arabian·non-vegetarian·medium

Mutabbaq

Hey there, foodies! Today I'm sharing with you my version of Mutabbaq, a tasty Saudi Arabian treat filled with savory mincemeat and aromatic spices. Ingredients: - Mincemeat - Garlic - Ginger - Egg - Tomato - Spring Onions - Filo Pastry - Melted Butter - Salt - Paprika Instructions: 1. Heat a frying pan with some oil. Sauté the garlic and ginger, then add the mincemeat and seasonings. Once cooked, let it cool. 2. Beat an egg, mix it with the meat, tomatoes, and spring onions. Anecdote: One time, I accidentally used too much paprika in my Mutabbaq and let's just say, it was a spicy surprise for everyone at the table! Pro tip: For an extra crispy Mutabbaq, brush the filo pastry with melted butter before baking. So go ahead, give this recipe a try and enjoy a taste of Saudi Arabia right in your own kitchen! Happy cooking, friends!

50 min(prep 30 + cook 20)
4 servings
350 kcal
4.5

Ingredients

Nutrition

350 kcalper serving
Protein18g25%
Carbs30g41%
Fat20g27%
Fiber2g3%
Sugar3g4%

Directions

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    Heat the frying pan and add in some oil. Fry the mashed garlic and ginger first and then add in the minced meat and all seasoning. When the meat is cooked, set aside to cool down.

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    Get another big bowl. Add in egg, chopped tomato, chopped spring onion and minced meat.

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    Get one 2 sheets of filo pastry or 1 sheet spring roll wrap. Brush it with some butter and then put some filling in the middle. Fold the pastry and brush more butter on the seal part.

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    Heat a frying pan and add in some oil to cook the parcel until its both sides and 4 edges all turn into golden brown. (Or brush melted butter all over the parcel and bake it in 180°C oven for 10-15 minutes)

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    Enjoy

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