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action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /home3/kexrqumy/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6121Bur shubaal is a traditional Somali pancake and is a popular street food. It was sold by street vendors and was available in the markets, in front of schools, offices, and neighbourhood gathering spots. It is a sweet, unleavened pancake that is great with tea for a quick breakfast on the go. Somalis like their bur shubaal to be extra sweet since it is served plain and with no toppings.
Bur shubaal pairs well with samosas, as most Somalis believe the two taste awesome together. It is another example of sweet and salty combinations in Somali food. Samosas are also paired with mahamri , puff puffs, and mashmash. When we want to pair the pancakes with samosas, we prefer to reduce the quantity of sugar. It is always easy to add extra sugar to the batter for the last two or three pancakes for anyone in the family who wishes to have them plain.
These pancakes are easier to prepare than mashmash and they are also much less oily. You do not need to rest the batter and they can be cooked as soon as you finish blending the ingredients. This makes them perfect as a last minute dish for the iftar table.
This recipe is from Hooyo Fadumo and our sons are very lucky to have her prepare the pancakes for them during Ramadan just as she used to make them in Somalia. The boys tell us the bur shubaal grandma makes taste better than the ones we make and that is because she uses more oil than we do. To make bur shubaal that taste exactly like the ones in Somalia, increase the quantity of sugar in the recipe to ½ cup and increase the oil for cooking from 1 teaspoon to 1 tablespoon.
Video without music:
Yields eight 6-inch (15 cm) pancakes
Fiidiyo aan muusik lahayn:
Waxaa ka sameyn kartaa 8 bur shubaal oo cabbirkooda yahay 8 inji (15 sentimitir)
فيديو بدون موسيقى:
لعمل عدد 8 بان كيك بقطر 15 سنتيمتر
“Some ideas are by frequency and strength of association so closely combined that they cannot be separated; if one exists, the other exists along with it in spite of whatever effort we make to disjoin them.” (Analysis of the Human Mind, 2nd ed., vol. i, p. 93)
That is the relationship for me between ful mudammas and classical Egyptian music. During my undergraduate years as a student of architecture, I was introduced to both of them. All-nighters were quite common; in fact they were expected of us as we were given deadlines that gave us no other choice but to stay up all night, time and again.
Um Kalthoum and Abdel Halim Hafiz made the long nights bearable and lively. The role of ful mudammas came later, during the early morning hours. We would drive to Old Jeddah for the Fajr prayer, then right after, it was ful time. The traditional restaurants where it was served were simple and unpretentious. The ful would be cooking all night in a copper pot and is timed to be ready by Fajr time, perfectly synchronized with our all-nighters. It is served with tamees, a traditional bread baked in a tandoori oven. The ful is topped with blended tomatoes, ground cumin, salt and ground black pepper.
A breakfast of ful mudammas, tamees and tea with milk, provided us with a boost of energy that made it possible for us to go to classes in the morning and concentrate.
In many parts of the Middle East, ful mudammas is a must for breaking the fast in Ramadan. By late afternoon, long lines form at ful joints. Ful is also great for suhoor (the pre-dawn meal during Ramadan). The song we chose for the video is by Sayyed Makkawi who was well-known for his role as the Missaharati (announcer of the pre-dawn meal). He composed music for Um Kalthoum and was also a great singer.
Both ful mudammas and classical Egyptian music are addictive. Both slow, both to be savoured. For some, inseparable, an association that can be lifelong.
Ingredients:
(Tbsp is a tablespoon; tsp is a teaspoon)
(1 cup = 237 mL = 2.4 dl; 1 Tbsp = 15 mL; 1 tsp = 5 mL); all are level measurements
Ful Mudammas:
Tomato Blend:
Chili Oil:
Directions:
Mukawinaadka:
(QW waa qaaddo weyn – midda cuntada lagu cuno; qy waa qaaddo yar)
(1 koob = 237 mL = 2.4 dl; 1 QW = 15 mL; 1 qy = 5 mL)
Fuul:
yaanyo geedeysan:
saliid basbaas:
Diyaarinta:
“Certaines idées sont, par la fréquence et la force d’association, tellement souvent associées qu’elles ne peuvent pas être séparées; Si l’une existe, l’autre existe en parallèle malgré tous les efforts entrepris pour les séparer.” (Analyse de l’esprit humain, 2nd ed., vol. i, p. 93)
Cela résume à mon avis le lien entre le ful mudammas et la musique classique Égyptienne. Je les ai découverts tous les deux lorsque j’étais étudiant en premier cycle d’architecture. Je faisait souvent des nuits blanches, que l’on devait faire car nous avions des dates butoirs qui ne nous laissaient pas d’autre choix que de rester debout toute la nuit, à de multiples reprises.
Oum Kalthoum et Abdel Halim Hafiz rendaient nos longues nuits plus tolérables et animées. Le ful mudammas entrait en scène plus tard, aux premières heures du jour. Nous conduisions jusque dans le Vieux Jeddah pour la prière de Fajr, puis juste après, il était l’heure du ful. Les restaurants traditionnels qui servaient du ful étaient simples et sans prétention. Le ful était cuit dans la nuit dans des marmites en cuivre pour qu’il soit prêt à l’heure de Fajr, il était donc parfaitement synchronisé avec nos nuits blanches. Il était servi avec des tamees, un pain traditionnel cuit dans un four tandoori. Le ful est garni avec de la purée de tomate, du cumin moulu, du sel et du poivre noir moulu.
Le petit déjeuner à base de ful mudammas, de tamees et de thé au lait, nous apportait assez d’énergie pour aller en cours le matin et nous concentrer.
Dans de nombreuses régions du Moyen Orient, le ful mudammas est un plat populaire pour rompre le jeûne pendant le Ramadan. En fin d’après-midi, de longues files d’attentes se forment devant les magasins de ful. Le ful convient aussi très bien pour suhoor (le repas pris avant l’aube pendant le Ramadan). La chanson que nous avons choisi pour cette vidéo est de Sayyed Makkawi qui était un Missaharati (l’annonceur du repas d’avant l’aube) renommé. Il a composé de la musique pour Oum Kalsoum et était aussi un grand chanteur.
Le ful mudammas et la musique classique Égyptienne sont tous deux addictifs. Tous deux lents, tous deux à savourer. Pour certains, inséparables, associés tout au long d’une vie.
Imprimer la Recette avec Photos
Ingrédients:
(cs est cuillère à soupe; cc est cuillère à café)
(1 mesure = 237 mL = 2.4 dl; 1 cs = 15 mL; 1 cc = 5 mL); mesures à ras
Ful Mudammas:
Sauce Tomate:
Huile au Piment:
Instructions:
المقادير
كوب = 237 مل، ملعقة كبيرة = 15 مل، ملعقة صغيرة = 5 مل
فول مدمس | ||
حبوب الفول | جم | 450 |
ماء | كوب | 6 |
طماطم | جم | 275 |
بصل | جم | 130 |
كزبرة | جم | 80 |
(فص ثوم( مفروم | 4 | |
ملح | ملعقة صغيرة | 2 |
فلفل اسود مطحون | ملعقة صغيرة | ¼ |
حوائج | ملعقة صغيرة | 1 |
ماء | كوب | 6 |
(ليمون( شريحة | 2 | |
فص ثوم | 1 | |
خلطة طماطم | ||
(طماطم( مضروبة في الخلاط | جم | 275 |
حوائج | ملعقة صغيرة | ¼ |
فلفل اسود مطحون | ملعقة صغيرة | ⅛ |
ملح | ملعقة صغيرة | ¼ |
زيت زيتون | ملعقة صغيرة | 1 |
زيت فلفل حار | ||
زيت زيتون | كوب | ½ |
فلفل هلابينيو | 2 |
طريقة التحضير:
تغسل حبوب الفول وتغلى لمدة 10 دقائق | -1 |
يطفئ النار، تغطى وتنقع في الماء الساخن لمدة ساعة | -2 |
تصفى من الماء بعد ساعة، تغسل وتوضع في قدرنظيف سعة 5 لترثم تضاف اليها المكونات الاخرى ما عدى حبة الثوم | -3 |
تغطى وتطهى على نار متوسطة لمدة ساعة، تحرك كل ربع ساعة | -4 |
تهرس بملعقة الشربة او ملعقة خشبية | -5 |
تضاف حبة الثوم وتطهى لمدة 10 دقائق | -6 |
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