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Tabith Iraqi, the upgraded version - voila! Food

2024-02-08T06:03:06.604Z

Highlights: Tabit is a dish made of fragrant rice that is cooked for hours like the stew with tomatoes, spices and chicken. This time we added shiitake mushrooms to it that fill the whole pot with deep and addictive flavors. Shiitake have a great umami taste of their own, which makes this whole recipe "in a different way" Tibetan, which eliminates arguments along the lines of "my grandmother used to make this, exactly like this. I miss it, but hers would have turned out better"


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The tabite, the highlight of Iraqi cuisine, is a dish made of fragrant rice that is cooked for hours like the stew with tomatoes, spices and chicken.



This time we added shiitake mushrooms to it that fill the whole pot with deep and addictive flavors, and you know what the good part is?

Shiitake have a great umami taste of their own, which makes this whole recipe "in a different way" Tibetan, which eliminates arguments along the lines of "my grandmother used to make this, exactly like this. I miss it, but hers would have turned out better."



That way, it will simply be your favorite, until even decades from now someone will say "we made it with shiitake mushrooms, I haven't tasted anything like this since".

Includes crispy rice edges.

Iraqi Chowder with Shiitake Mushrooms/Sarit Gofan, courtesy of Havat Tkoa

Ingredients for the recipe

  • fly:

    • 6 chicken legs and/or thighs

    • 3 tablespoons olive oil

    • 1 tablespoon sweet paprika

    • 1 tablespoon crystallized garlic

    • 1 teaspoon of salt

  • For the stew:

    • 1 lot dried shiitake mushrooms (25 grams)

    • 4 boiling glasses

    • ½ cup jasmine (or Persian) rice

    • 6 shallots (or 2 onions cut into quarters)

    • 1 tablespoon of turmeric root (or half a tablespoon of turmeric)

    • 1 teaspoon chopped fresh ginger

    • 1 cup crushed tomatoes

    • 2 crushed tomatoes

    • 1 tsp

    • 1 teaspoon of salt

    • 1 teaspoon ground black pepper

    • 3 tablespoons olive oil

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Preparation

How do you make tabit with dried mushrooms?

  • 1

    The chicken: mix the olive oil and the spices and massage the chicken parts well.

  • 2

    The mushrooms: soak the mushrooms in four glasses of boiling water for 30 minutes, filter the liquid and keep them for later.

    Chop the mushrooms.

  • 3

    The rice: soak the rice in a bowl with water for 30 minutes and filter.

  • 4

    Heat the oven to 200 degrees.

  • 5

    In a large bowl, mix the tomato paste, the crushed tomatoes, the chopped mushrooms and 4 cups of the mushroom soaking water.

  • 6

    Grease a medium deep pan, transfer the rice, shallot, other ingredients and spices, mix and spread in the pan.

    Pour the tomato and mushroom mixture and arrange the chicken pieces in the center.

  • 7

    Put in the hot oven uncovered and bake for about 30 minutes.

  • 8

    Lower the heat to 120 degrees, cover with aluminum foil and bake for about 10 hours or overnight on a Shabbat tray.

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Source: walla

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