Ground Beef kofta / Carnasa tipo turco. Koftas are basically meatballs, the kind you can find not only in the Turkish cuisine but also all over Eastern Europe, Middle Eastern, India or Central Asia. They usually consist of ground meat, often beef in Turkey and the Middle East, frequently mixed with lamb, mutton or chicken. Kefta (or kofta) is a deliciously spiced and tender type of Moroccan kebab made using ground beef or lamb.

Ground Beef kofta / Carnasa tipo turco You can serve the kofta on the skewers or take them off the skewers and arrange sections of the kofta on a plate. You and your guests can make pita sandwiches with these elements for an informal meal. Place onion puree, beef, egg, yogurt, garlic paste, ginger paste, coriander, salt, and red pepper in a bowl.

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Koftas are basically meatballs, the kind you can find not only in the Turkish cuisine but also all over Eastern Europe, Middle Eastern, India or Central Asia. They usually consist of ground meat, often beef in Turkey and the Middle East, frequently mixed with lamb, mutton or chicken. Kefta (or kofta) is a deliciously spiced and tender type of Moroccan kebab made using ground beef or lamb.

To get started with this particular recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can cook ground beef kofta / carnasa tipo turco using 11 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.

The ingredients needed to make Ground Beef kofta / Carnasa tipo turco:

{Prepare of ground beef or lamb / carne molida que SI tenga grasa.
{Get of Onion very finely chopped / cebolla picada fino.
{Take of fine chopped parsley / manojo de perejil solo usar hojitas picado fino.
{Prepare of ground coriander/ cilantro seco.
{Get of finely chopped Peppermint.
{Make ready of ground cumin / comino.
{Make ready of paprika.
{Take of water / agua.
{Get of garlic crushed/ ajos exprimidos.
{Take of Salt to the taste / Sal al gusto.
{Take of ground black pepper / Pimienta negra molido fino.

Stir in the parsley and season with salt and pepper. Kofta kebabs are formed around a skewer. These Turkish kofta kebabs can be made with either ground lamb or beef. I've done it both ways with great success.

Steps to make Ground Beef kofta / Carnasa tipo turco:

Mix everything together with your hands.
Mezclar y amasar todo junto con las manos.
Roll the meet into a 10 cm tube and introduce the squewers.
Formar las carnasas y introducir la brocheta.
Put some a vegetable oil in a frying pan low heat./ poner un poco de aceite en el sarten a fuego bajo.
When you are ready to eat them Cook under low heat rolling constantly so the meat doesn't dry up / Momentos antes de sentarse a la mesa, cocinar bajo fuego lento moviendo constante para q queden jugosas y no se doren..

The meat is mixed with finely chopped onion, parsley and spices. Next comes the fun part, shaping the kofta around the skewers. I am pretty sure you all know about the Middle Eastern kefta or kofta  and you probably love it. Middle Eastern Meatballs (Kofta Kebabs) Middle Eastern food is in my comfort zone because I grew up eating it. In a large bowl, mix together the ground beef, onion, parsley, cayenne, allspice, salt and pepper until evenly blended.

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