Jareesh
The cracked-wheat porridge of Qassim: wheat berries pounded and simmered with meat and onions into a thick, buttery porridge — jareesh is patience you can taste.
What it is
The cracked-wheat porridge of Qassim: wheat berries pounded and simmered with meat and onions into a thick, buttery porridge — jareesh is patience you can taste. Ingredients: cracked wheat (jareesh), lamb or chicken, onions, yogurt or laban (in some styles), butter or ghee, cumin, black pepper, salt; fried onions to top. Recipe: 1) Soak the wheat. 2) Simmer with meat and onions for hours, stirring as it thickens. 3) Beat until it turns porridge-smooth. 4) Crown with ghee and crisp onions. Serve: at winter gatherings and Ramadan tables, with date coffee after. Flavor: wheaty, buttery, gentle. History: jareesh is ancient Arabian fare, named a Saudi national dish (with maqshush) in 2023; Qassim province guards its name. See also: Kabsa, Saleeg.
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