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White beans and lamb stewed in tomato and spooned over white rice — an everyday Iraqi staple.
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In Iraq, the basis of everyday meals is white rice (timman) with a stew called marak poured over it. Fasoulia — white beans and lamb stewed in tomato — is one of the most common pairings. It's often served with rice cooked together with toasted vermicelli.
Heat oil in a pot and fry the onion and lamb.
Add the turmeric, tomato paste, and garlic and fry, then add 600ml water and simmer 40 minutes.
Add the white beans, simmer 20 minutes, and season with salt and pepper.
Break the vermicelli short and fry in oil until colored.
Add the rinsed rice, salt, and water and cook together.
Plate the rice and serve with the bean stew.