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Spice-rubbed lamb slow-roasted at low heat in an oven until falling apart — a feast dish of southern Yemen.
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Haneeth is a traditional dish of the Hadramawt region in southern Yemen: spice-rubbed lamb is roasted at low heat for hours in a pit oven (taboon). The meat, so tender it falls off the bone, is served on spiced rice cooked in its own juices. It's the centerpiece of weddings and feasts.
Mix the grated garlic, kabsa spice, turmeric, cumin, salt, and oil, rub into the lamb, and marinate overnight.
Wrap in foil and roast at 160°C for 3 hours.
Open the foil, raise the oven to 220°C, and roast 15 minutes until browned.
Fry the sliced onion in a pot, then add the cardamom, cinnamon, cloves, rice, roasting juices, and water and cook.
Mound the rice on a platter and top with the meat.