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05/21/2013
A thick pistachio purée is folded into a mix of ground lamb and bulgur in these garlicky kebabs.
Issue #157
05/20/2013
This fragrant spice-rubbed grilled chicken was a favorite of SAVEUR assistant editor Felicia Campbell when she was deployed to Iraq.
Issue #157
02/20/2012
A marinade of orange, cumin, and saffron flavors these juicy chicken kebabs.
Issue #145
04/13/2011
This kafta recipe is adapted from Annia Ciezadlo's Day of Honey (Simon & Schuster, 2011).
Issue #138
04/12/2009
These spiced, succulent kebabs can be formed into either cylinders or patties.
Issue #120
03/06/2007
This is our adaptation of a popular Iranian dish made with beef, lamb, and a pinch of saffron.
Issue #73
10/27/2005
This recipe flavors the syrup with lemon juice alone, but typically orange blossom and rose waters are used too.
Issue #70
09/01/2005
Shish kebab, one of the most popular meat dishes in the Middle East, was probably invented centuries ago by soldiers or mountain tribesmen who impaled bits of meat on their swords to roast over wood fires.
Issue #60
03/07/2012
This recipe for these light and fluffy pitas are courtesy of Molyvos Restaurant in New York City.
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05/07/2010
Zucchini, onions, mushrooms and tomatoes turn a tabbouleh salad into a meal.
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Source: Eating Well
05/05/2010
Six fragrant spices combine to give this steak rub the aromas of the Marrakech marketplace.
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Source: recipes.com
12/31/2009
Fennel adds a sweet and slightly spicy kick to traditional chicken kebabs, and takes on a mildly smoky character when grilled. With a cool tzatziki sauce, these kebabs are great on their own or paired with pita bread. Continue...
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08/02/2009
Thick cubes of Indian paneer cheese work as a perfect substitute for meat in this vegetarian kabob recipe.
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09/15/2008
This recipe—from a June 2008 Los Angeles Time article about outdoor grilling by the paper’s food editor, Russ Parsons—calls for a boneless leg of lamb. That compact cut cooks evenly on a grill and is easy to carve.
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