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Bamya Lamb Or Beef And Okra Stew

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Ingredients

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6 tablespoons unsalted butter or 6 tablespoons olive oil
2 lbs stewing lamb or 2 lbs beef, cut into 1 in cube
2 onions, finely chopped
2 garlic cloves, finely minced
1 teaspoon ground cumin
1 teaspoon ground coriander
1 cup peeled seeded and chopped tomato
3 tablespoons tomato paste
1 cup beef stock or 1 cup water, as needed
2 tablespoons chopped of fresh mint (optional)
salt
fresh ground pepper
1 - 1 1/2 lb okra
1 lemon, juice of

Nutritional information

544.2
Calories
269 g
Calories From Fat
29.9 g
Total Fat
15.4 g
Saturated Fat
193.2 mg
Cholesterol
483 mg
Sodium
19 g
Carbs
5.9 g
Dietary Fiber
6.7 g
Sugars
50.8 g
Protein
550g
Serving Size

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Bamya Lamb Or Beef And Okra Stew

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  • Spicy
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    Simple and delicious.

    • 100 min
    • Serves 4
    • Easy

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    Bamya ( Lamb or Beef and Okra Stew), , Simple and delicious , This is our favorite bamia and lamb stew and I have tried a number of recipes use bone in lamb shoulder which I simmer for 1 1/2 hours first I slowly bring it to a boil and skim as required with a poked black loomi (dried lime) added use canola oil, an extra garlic clove, canned plum tomatoes chopped with some of their juice in a larger quantity than called for as we like a sauce over rice, I don’t add the tomato paste per preference here use some of the lamb stock from simmering with added sea salt when I have to add more liquid use fresh (bamia) okra or frozen baby okra (thawed and add freshly squeezed lemon to them not the final cooking, no vinegar needed) For the fresh I do the soaking in regular white vinegar as we don’t use red wine vinegar for religious reasons I like to use the optional mint I will be making this again for sure


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    Steps

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    Okra Must Be Cooked So That Its Slimy Texture Is Eliminated.

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    the Greeks Have the Best Technique For Achieving This.

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    Trim the Conical Tops With a Sharp Knife, Then Soak the Okra in Red Wine-Viegar (khall) For 30 Minutes, Allowing 1/2 Cup Vinegar Per Pound.

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    Drain, Rinse and Dry the Okra and Proceed With the Recipe.

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    This Dish Is Popular Throughout the Middle East and Can Be Prepared With Lamb or Beef.

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    Serve With Rice.

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    Preheat an Oven to 325 F (165 C).

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    in a Large Frying Pan Over Medium-High Heat, Warm 4 Tablespoons of the Butter or Oil.

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    Working in Batches, Add the Meat and Fry, Turning, Until Browned on All Sides, About 10 Minutes.

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    Using a Slotted Spoon Transfer to a Baking Dish or Stew Pot.

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    Add the Onions to the Fat Remaining in the Frying Pan and Saute Over Medium Heat Until Tender and Translucent, 8-10 Minutes.

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    Add the Garlic, Cumin, Coriander, Tomatoes, Tomato Paste, the 1 Cup Stock and Mint (if Using).

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    Stir Well.

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    Pour Over the Meat and Season to Taste With Salt and Pepper.

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    Cover and Bake Until All the Liquid Is Absorbed, About 1 1/2 Hours.

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