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May 12, 2008

ألشيش برك- ألششبرك- Sheesh Barak

ألمقادير
كوب طحين


ملعقتان صغيرتين من الملح

ملعقتان من الزيت النباتي

ربع كوب ماء

ربع كيلو لحمه مفرومه. لحم خروف او بقر
كوبان من اللبن الرايب

ملعقة طعام كبيرهنشاء

الثوم المدقوق و قليل من الزيت لقلي الثوم

أختيارك ان تضيفي القليل من الكزبره الطازجه و تقليها مع الثوم

اعداد العجينه :

• أخلطي الطحين والزيت والملح الى ان يصبح مثل مزيج الكعك المتفتت.

• اضيفي الماء تدريجيا ، أكملي العجن حتى تصبح العجينه متماسكه و ملسه.

• تترك العجينه مغطاة لمدة نصف ساعة لترتاح.

• قطعي العجين الى اجزاء متساويه .قومي برق العجينه الى قطعه رقيقه نوعا ما و قطّعيها بفنجان قهوه صغير الى دوائر.


اعداد حشوة اللحم :

• قلّبي اللحم مع البصل المفروم و التوابل.(الملح والفلفل الاسود والبهارات)

الحشي:

• احشي كل من دوائر العجين الصغيره بحشوة اللحمه. طبّقي العجين من الجوانب ثم لفي اطراف نصف الدائره على نفسها لتششّل شكل القبّعه.ضعيها في صينية للخبز. أخبزيها لمدة عشر دقائق حتى تتماسك قليلا.


إعداد اللبن المطبوخ :

• ذوّبي نشاء الذرة مع القليل من الماء البارد. أضيفيه الى اللبن. أطبخي الخليط على حراره عاليه مع التحريك المستمر. أضيفي القليل من الملح. أضيفي بعض الماء اذا كان الخليط يميل الى الثخانه.

•أضيفي الشيش برك الى اللبن المغلي و اطبخيه على تار هادئه ل ١٥ الى٢٠ دقيقه.
أقلي الثوم المدقوق (مع الكزبره الخضراء ،اختياري)و قليل من الزيت حتى تصبح ذهبيّة اللون.
أضيفيها الى اللبن و الشيشبرك و حركي قليلا
أسكبي الشيشبرك في صحن التقديم و قدميها ساخنه مع الارز الابيض .
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  • Sheesh Barak:
  • This recipe is the Middle Eastern answer to Ravioli. The sauce that is used is cooked yogurt sauce. I think the origin of this recipe comes from the Turkish Cuisine.
  • Sheesh Barak Ingredients:
  • One cup flour
  • One teaspoon of salt
  • Two tablespoons vegetable oil
  • ¼ - ½ cup water( depends on the dough you are making)
  • ½ a pound ground meat (beef or lamb)
  • Diced Onions
  • Salt, black pepper and allspice
  • Two cups plain yogurt
  • One tablespoon corn starch
  • Crushed garlic
  • Cut Cilantro (optional)
  • Preparation of the dough:
  • Mix flour, oil and salt until it becomes like a cake mix, crumbly
  • Add water gradually, kneaded well until you form dough that has a round shape
  • Leave the dough covered with a half-hour to rest
  • Cut the dough into round equal parts. Roll out your dough with a rolling pin , and then cut with a round shape cookie cutter or a small cup.
  • Preparation of the meat:
  • Fully cook your meat with the onions and spices (salt, black pepper and allspice)
  • Filling:
  • Fill the round little dough with the meat, about a teaspoon each, fold the sides of the dough on each other then fold again around to form a hat shape of the dough and meat. Set aside on a cookie sheet. Bake in a 250 degree oven just to get it set.
  • Yogurt preparation:
  • Mix the yogurt with the cornstarch and little cold water. Cook on high heat with constant stirring until it boils. Add some salt to it if needed. If the yogurt is too think, add a little water to it.
  • Add the sheesh barak to the boiling yogurt. Let boil on low heat for 15-20 minutes.
  • Fry your crushed garlic with little oil until golden in color, then add to the yogurt and sheesh barak pot. You may fry fresh cilantro with the garlic if you like.
  • Serve hot with white rice on the side.
Sheesh Barak- Meat Dumplings in cooked yogurt

28 comments:

zingtrial said...

Salaam. Sheesh Barak always thought how the made it.Hmmmm Now I am hungry.(very hungry) Thanks for shareing.Wishing you well

Summer said...

Thanks for coming by Zingtrial! nice of you to visit here...i have no intention of making you very hungry!!

zingtrial said...

Summer I have written something for you in my comment He!He!He!.Jzk I am full now magrib will be prayed in peace.Allah swt make all easy for you.Ameen

Möönliģht said...

Today we had Sheeshbarak , one of my favorite meals
I visit ur blog from time to time and let mama cook for me :D

Summer said...

Zingtrial, Thanks for the comment you left on your blog. i appreciate it.
thanks for coming by again!

Summer said...

Moonlight, thanks for your visits from time to time...glad you are getting ideas for meals always from here. I am sure your mom's sheeshbarak turned out great!
Sahtain!

annie said...

what a wonderful blog. i found it from your comment @ Baghdad Treasure's. i like the videos too. i am bookmarking to try some of these dishes.

Summer said...

Annie, Thanks for your nice comment! glad you like the videos and the recipes...hope you enjoy cooking some of them. :)

Anonymous said...

hi summer
how r u ? i really love ur blog it's very nice u make cooking look very easy and quick especially for our Arabic or middle eastern recipes , am learning a lot from this blog ,ya3teek al3afiah yaslomoo eadyake , t7aitee


noor

Summer said...

نور, شكرا على زيارتك هنا.
i am happy that you are learning how to cook and you like my blog. best of luck to you and many thanks!

Ohoud said...

Summer, this is the first time I leave a comment for you, but I read most of your recipes and I love them. I'm planning to make sheesh barak very soon, and I'm so happy to find a video showing that into details. In fact, it's great to have videos showing most of our Middle Eastern meals. Thanks Summer. I will tell you about my sheesh barak. I'm sure it will be great.

Summer said...

Ohoud, Thanks for coming by , always, and leaving your first comment today! i appreciate it. i hope the sheesh barak works out for you and comes out delicious. i am glad that you like the step by step videos and you always come and read here. thank you!

Noor said...

Salams Ya Allah this looks good and I know you put the work into it. I made a new style version before. I was wanting to make date filled mamoul tonight but can not find any recipes, got any?

Summer said...

Noor, here is the link for the recipe you asked for
http://mimicooks.com/2008/06/date-cookies.html
i hope it works out for you. best of luck!

Anonymous said...

Aww... your video isn't working right now.. thanks for the recipe though.

Summer said...

Anonymous, sorry the youtube video did not work out for you but please try to play the other copy on Ikbis. hope it works out for you. thanks for coming by.

Anonymous said...

Hi!
I'm from Iran and I had never tried Turkish food. Thanks for sharing the recepie, I made it and it was great, my family loved it! Will definitely make it again.

Mom said...

Anonymous from Iran, Thanks for your commnet. I am glad the recipe worked out for you and your family enjoyed it. thanks for letting me know of the results of trying out this recipe.

Mesopotamia said...

شكرا جزيلا على الوصفة
سؤال : هذه الكمية الى كم شخص؟
وكم يستغرق وقت التحضير الكلي ؟
هل بامكاني اضافة قليل من الزعفران الى الصوص ؟

Mom said...

Mesopotamia,
الكميه تكفي من ٤-٦ اشخاص
كما هو الحال بأغلب الطبخات العربيه، الوصفه تأخذ وقت في التحضير، حوالي الساعه او اكثر قليلا لتحضير العجين و الششبرك و طبخ اللحمه المفرومه، اما طبخ اللبن فيأخذ حوالي الثلث الى النصف ساعه، و طبعا بأمكانك إضافة الزعفران للصوص....صحتين

Clara said...

Hi, I will try your recipe tomorrow hopefully. Do you think it would be ok if I boil sheesbarak in tomato sauce instead of yogurt? Why you need to boil it 15-20 min? Aren't they coming cooked out of the oven? Thank u so much for creating this amazing blog.

Clara said...

Hi, I will try your recipe tomorrow hopefully. Do you think it would be ok if I boil sheesbarak in tomato sauce instead of yogurt? Why you need to boil it 15-20 min? Aren't they coming cooked out of the oven? Thank u so much for creating this amazing blog.

Mom said...

Clara, Yes, you can cook it in tomato sauce, just like Ravioli.
you need to cook it for a short time in the sauce because when you bake it, it only bakes for a very short while just to let it set and it is not fully cooked so you need this little extra time to cook it fully. hope the recipe works out for you.

Mervat said...

Im going to try making this tomorrow. I keep hearing about sheesh barak but have never tasted it. Hope it comes out good.. the video helps so much! :-)

Mom said...

Mervat, i hope the recipe works out for you. glad you found it. thanks for coming by and leaving a comment.

Mervat said...

Oh my gosh! Thanks so much for the recipe, it came out absolutely delicious! I will definitely make this recipe again. Im planning on having a azuma in a couple of weeks and will now have this on the menu! Thanks again, I cant wait to try some of your other recipes as well.

Mervat said...

Oh and I had a question. If I make the shish barak the night before and place them in the fridge and just make the yogurt for it next day and pop them in, do you think that would work? Is there any tips you have for doing something like that?

Mom said...

Mervat, thanks for your feedback.
You may make the sheesh barak ahead of time, bake them, let them cool down then freeze them in freezer bags. You may do this few weeks before your event, or make them and freeze them for anytime useage.
as for cooking it the night before, you may also do that and just heat it up the day of your event, but since this meal is doughy, it will absorb most of the yogurt. I suggest that you make the yogurt the day of your azoma and just drop the already baked and frozen sheesh barak in it , let it boil a bit and then serve. it is just like cooking frozen ravioli. good luck.