salt1/2 teaspoonTrue1. fort the Filling:
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Use oil to fry the diced onions till they are soft.
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In a bowl mix the remaining ingredients for the filling,then add in the fried onions.Mix again and leave to cool.
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For the Kibbeh:
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Mix all the kibbeh ingredients. Knead till smooth and doughy-like. You can add a little water if the mix gets too sticky.
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Lay down a nylon sheet, place a hand full of kibbeh dough at the center and cover with another nylon sheet to prevent from sticking.
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With a rolling pin, flatten the kibbeh to form a circle. Use a circular object like a lid or plate around 15 cm in diameter, to even out the shape.
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Spread around 2 tablespoons of filling over the kibbeh circle, leaving some space at the edges.
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Flatten another kibbeh ball to form a circle the same size as before and place it over the layer of filling and press with your hands to seal the edges.
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Cover with a nylon sheet, and go over it with a rolling pin, using just enough pressure to get the 3 layers to stick together.(kebbeh, filling)
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Boil water with salt in a pot (wider than the kibbeh circles), slowly drop in the kibbeh circles and cook for around 15 minutes.
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Take out the kibbeh and let it drain before serving.
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Repeat the process for the remaining kibbeh dough.