Ingredients
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1 1/4
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4
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1
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1/2
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1/2
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1/2
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1/4
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1/4
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1/4
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1/4
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1/4
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1/4
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1/8
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Directions
Moroccan Lamb in Pita, My husband fancies himself as king of the grill He makes these delicious and spicy lamb burgers and they are always a hit with our friends and family , used a lamb roast to make souvlaki last night and added your seasoning mix to the lamb strips I cut the salt in half, omitted the cinnamon and saffron, and added 1 teaspoon chili powder The resulting mix tasted exactly like the spices on the chicken shawarma wraps from one of my favorite restaurants, Jerusalem Gardens in Ann Arbor, MI Delicious!, I enjoyed this It is like a middle eastern gyro used two blade cuts, trimmed the fat and ground them up in the food processor (they were on sale ) I didn’t form the patties, but just let the meat be loose I did add cucumber to the sauce
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Steps
1
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Add All the Seasoning Mix Ingredients to a Dry Heavy Sauce or Saute Pan Over Medium Heat. |
2
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Stir For Approximately 1 Minute or Until Fragrant; Remove from Heat Source. |
3
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in a Big Mixing Bowl, Add the Lamb, Seasoning Mix, and 3 Tablespoons Cold Water. |
4
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Gently Mix Together With Your Hands (don't Overwork the Meat). |
5
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Wet Your Hands and Shape Mixture Into 4 Patties, Approximately 3/4 Inch Thick Each. |
6
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Cover and Chill in the Refrigerator Until You Are Ready to Grill. |
7
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Right Before You Are Ready to Grill: Whisk Together the Sauce Ingredients in a Bowl. |
8
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Lighty Spray or Brush the Patties With Olive Oil. |
9
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Grill Over Medium Direct Heat For 7-9 Minutes (medium-Doneness), Turn Once Half-Way Through Gill Time. |
10
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Place Lamb Patties Inside Pita Pockets and Add a Large Spoonful of Yogurt Sauce. |
11
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Slip in a Little Lettuce and Tomato and Serve. |