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Small bulgur and lamb kibbeh simmered in warm yogurt sauce β Syrian home cooking.
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Kibbeh, made from bulgur (cracked wheat) and ground meat, is a signature Levantine dish, and Syria is said to have dozens of shapes and cooking methods. Kibbeh bi laban is small kibbeh stuffed with meat filling and simmered in yogurt sauce fragrant with garlic and mint. The trick is adding starch and stirring constantly as it warms so the yogurt doesn't split.
Soak the bulgur in water for 15 minutes, squeeze hard, and knead with half the ground lamb, half the grated onion, salt, and cumin into a smooth dough.
Fry the remaining ground lamb with the chopped onion and pine nuts and season with cinnamon, salt, and pepper for the filling.
Take a small piece of dough, hollow it with your finger, fill, close, and shape like a lemon.
Mix the yogurt, egg, and cornstarch in a pot and warm over medium heat, stirring constantly in one direction.
When it boils, add the kibbeh and simmer 15 minutes.
Fry the garlic and dried mint in butter, add, and stir once.