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Meat and vegetables steam-roasted in an underground oven — a Bedouin dish of Jordan's desert.
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Zarb is a Bedouin cooking method in Jordan: hot coals go into a pit dug in the sand, and spiced lamb or chicken and vegetables in a tiered iron container are buried and steam-roasted for hours. At desert camps in Wadi Rum (the Valley of the Moon), it's the signature dish served to visitors.
Rub the lamb and chicken with grated garlic, the spices, salt, and olive oil and let stand at least 1 hour.
Cut the vegetables into large pieces.
Line the bottom of a heavy pot with the vegetables and place the meat on top.
Close the lid tightly (seal with foil) and steam-roast at 160°C for 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Uncover and roast at 220°C for 15 minutes to brown.
Arrange together on a big platter.