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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 6121Zurbian or zurbiyan is a type of Biryani that is popular in Yemen, other parts of the Arabian Peninsula as well as parts of Somalia. We believe the Arabic name زربيان (zurbiyan) was derived from رز برياني (ruz biryani) where the first two letters were reversed. Zurbian which is a variant of Hyderabadi biryani, is usually cooked with lamb and potatoes but there are recipes that use chicken instead of lamb.
Zurbian is considered as a special occasion rice dish that is usually served in weddings, during the Eid, or when important guests arrive. The rice is very aromatic due to the different spices used in preparing it: saffron, cardamom, cinnamon, cumin, coriander, cloves, turmeric, ginger, black pepper, and orange blossom water. Just like there are so many different types of biryani, there also different recipes for zurbian.
Not only does zurbian taste delicious, it is also very pleasing to look at: the contrast between the plain white basmati rice, the bright yellow colour of the saffron-tinged rice, and the pale reddish colour of the stew-covered rice. To make the rice even more festive-looking, some like to add fried onions and toasted nuts.
Good zurbian is not dry and some of the tomato-yogurt stew should remain at the bottom. The best meat to use is lamb shoulder as it is more tender and tends to stay more moist. Zurbian is usually served with a green salad and zhoug (a tomato-based green chili sauce).
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Fiidiyo aan muusik lahayn:
Le zurbian ou zurbiyan est un type de Biryani populaire au Yémen, dans la Péninsule Arabique et dans certaines régions de Somalie. Nous pensons que le nom Arabe زربيان (zurbiyan) est dérivé de رز برياني (ruz biryani) où les deux premières lettres ont été inversées. Le zurbian qui est une variante du biryani Hyderabadi, est d’habitude préparé avec de l’agneau et des pommes de terre mais certaines recettes utilisent du poulet à la place de l’agneau.
Le zurbian est considéré comme un plat pour les occasions spéciales servi aux mariages, pendant l’Eid, ou quand un invité important arrive. Le riz est très aromatique grâce aux différentes épices utilisées dans la préparation: safran, cardamome, cannelle, cumin, coriandre, clous de girofle, curcuma, gingembre, poivre noir et eau de fleur d’oranger. De même qu’il existe de nombreuses sortes de biryani, il existe aussi différentes recettes de zurbian.
Non seulement le zurbian est délicieux, mais il est aussi très joli à regarder: le contraste entre le riz basmati nature blanc, le jaune vif du riz coloré de safran, et la couleur rouge pâle du riz recouvert de râgout. Pour rendre le riz encore plus festif, certains aiment ajouter des oignons frits et des noix grillées.
Un bon zurbian n’est pas sec et il doit rester un peu de sauce tomate-yaourt au fond du plat. La meilleure viande pour le cuisiner est l’épaule d’agneau car elle est plus tendre et reste plus moelleuse. Le zurbian est d’habitude servi avec une salade verte et du zhoug (une sauce verte au chili à base de tomate).
Vidéo sans la musique:
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These past few days, it has been raining quite hard. We love watching heavy downpours when we are staying at home, curled up in a blanket, and having no need to go outside. These heavy rains coincide with the Gu which is the main rainy season (April to June) in Somalia. Back there, we used to love sitting in the veranda, watching and listening to the rain.
Weather like this calls for comfort food and what comfort food is better than Anjero with a nice, aromatic, and deeply flavourful lamb stew. OK, there are some of you out there who have not had lamb or do not like the strong flavour of lamb. Rest assured. This is one lamb dish you really want to try. The aromatic spices, herbs, and the earthy flavour of the root vegetables temper some of the taste of the lamb. Still not convinced? In that case, substitute the lamb with chicken or beef, or make it vegetarian, and you will still end up with a stew that will make your taste buds and tummy really thankful.
This dish is about adding the different ingredients each at its right time. The lamb should be soft and tender, and the vegetables should retain their shape. The potatoes should not be cut into large cubes, since potatoes take longer to soften in acidic liquids like tomato sauces.
As some of you have noticed, we use more oil when cooking stews. The oil is important as it will “fry” the stew and give it a nice, caramelly taste. When the stew is ready, the oil separates and floats at the top, making it very easy to remove. Adding enough oil also helps in preventing the stew from sticking to the pot and burning. That is the rationale for the extra oil we use when cooking stews or tomato sauces in general.
Then it was time to sit down and do what Somalis have been doing for a very long time: scooping the stew on top of Anjero. Wait, do not sit down yet. Turn on some Qaraami music, a Somali musical style played with Kaban (Oud). The word Qaraami comes from the Arabic word غرامي which means romantic. What is most important to know though, is that Qaraami goes really well with maraq (stews).
Apart from Anjero, this stew can also be served with Soor (grits), plain rice, Sabaayad (chapati), or a nice, crusty bread. Somalis would also eat this with pasta and it would make an amazing sauce instead of regular pasta sauce.
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
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)
Diyaarinta:
المقادير
كوب = 237 مل، ملعقة كبيرة = 15 مل، ملعقة صغيرة = 5 مل
زيت الكانولا | كوب | ⅓ |
(بصل( مقطع شرائح | 1 | |
(فص ثوم( مفروم | 3 | |
(زنجبيل طازج( مبشور | ملعقة صغيرة | 1 |
(حبوب الحلبة( مطحون | ملعقة صغيرة | 2 |
حوائج | ملعقة كبيرة | 1 |
مسحوق الكركم (الهرد) | ملعقة صغيرة | 1 |
خروف/ | جم | 680 |
(طماطم( مضروبة في الخلاط | جم | 800 |
معجون طماطم | ملعقة كبيرة | 3 |
(ملح( حسب الرغبة | ملعقة صغيرة | 2 |
(بطاطا( مكعبة | جم | 350 |
(جزر( مقطع شرائح | جم | 230 |
فلفل اخضر/ فلفل رومي | 1 | |
البسباس الاخضر | ملعقة كبيرة | 1 |
كزبرة | جم | 80 |
فلفل اسود مطحون | ملعقة صغيرة | ½ |
طريقة التحضير:
فى قدر على نار متوسطة يحمر البصل فى الزيت لمدة 3 دقائق، يضاف الثوم ويحمر لمدة دقيقة واحدة، ثم يضاف الزنجبيل ويحرك جيدا | -1 |
تضاف الحلبة، الحوائج (بهارات مشكلة) ومسحوق الكركم (الهرد) ويحرك جيدا | -2 |
يضاف اللحم، يحرك ويحمر لمدة 3 دقائق | -3 |
تضاف الطماطم ويحرك جيدا | -4 |
يضاف معجون الطماطم ويحرك المرق جيدا ثم يغطى ويطهى لمدة 30 دقيقة | -5 |
يضاف البطاطس والجزر، يغطى المرق ويطهى لمدة 20 دقيقة اخرى | -6 |
يضاف الفلفل الاخضر، يغطى ويطهى لمدة 10 دقائق | -7 |
يضاف صوص البسباس والكزبرة | -8 |
يضاف الفلفل الاسود ويحرك جيدا، يقدم المرق ساخنا | -9 |
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