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Cracked wheat simmered with chicken until silky — a Kuwaiti Ramadan dish.
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Jareesh is cracked wheat simmered with meat until silky, eaten in the Gulf region including Kuwait and Saudi Arabia since long ago. Made for Ramadan dinners and celebrations, it's topped with fried onions and spices and drizzled with butter or ghee.
Rinse the bulgur and soak in water for 1 hour.
Simmer the chicken with water, cardamom, and salt for 30 minutes; remove and shred.
Add the bulgur to the broth and simmer on low for 1 hour, stirring, until silky.
Add the shredded chicken, yogurt, cumin, and pepper and mix.
Mound on a platter, top with onions fried in oil, and drizzle with melted butter.