MUSAKHAN | Popular and Simple Palestinian Street Food
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- čas přidán 9. 06. 2024
- A staple Palestinian meal, Musakhan is a hearty, festive and very popular recipe all over the Middle East. Seasoned and roasted bone-in chicken pieces are served on pita spread with onions and then topped with pine nuts.👇 RECIPE BELOW
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🧅 INGREDIENTS
2 tablespoons 7 spice divided
2 teaspoons salt divided
3 tablespoons sumac divided
4 whole chicken legs thigh and drumsticks, about 2 and half pounds
¼ cup + 2 tablespoons olive oil
4 medium yellow onions chopped
¼ cup toasted pine nuts
6-8 small flatbreads naan, Greek pita bread or Taboon bread
Lemon slices for serving
Fresh parsley for serving
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⏱️ TIMESTAMPS:
[0:00] Introduction
[0:20] What is Musakhan?
[0:34] Seasoning and cooking the Chicken
[1:44] Cooking the onions and pine nuts
[2:42] Assembling chicken with pita together
[3:20] Broiling and garnishing to finish
[3:51] How do you eat musakhan?
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I use my mother's-in-law recipe and when she did the bread she dipped in the oil from cooking the onions then put the bread, onions and chicken under the broiler for a few minute and it was delicious.
That definitely sounds delicious too!
I made this as soon as you first posted it on Instagram and absolutely loved it, thank you! Keep the great recipes coming😍
That makes me so happy to hear! Yay!!
i made it. amazing! thank youuuu
Looks so nice, thank you for the recipe😋
Thank you! Happy to share!!
i love this.
Thank you!
This is amazing
Thank you!!
I love it🤤
Yay!!
Wow delicious yummy recipe best wishes you and your family ❤
Sangat llezeet nampaknya. Bagus
going to make it looks so yummmmy
Yay!! Thank you!
@@Feelgoodfoodie I did it. it was so yummy
Thank you ❤️
You’re so welcome! 😊
Nice video
Thank you so much!
I love Palestinian food
Same here!
This looks great! In Saudi we use the same ingredients, but different assembly. Ours look more like grape leave rolls (waraq enab).
For sure I’ll try this!
That's because the "palestinians" Are Mai ly from Saudi Arabia and Egypt
Thank you! I see the similarity for sure. I actually have a Lebanese Stuffed Grape Leaves (Warak Enab) recipe on my website too!
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It’s still a Palestinian dish and that style of making also made by Palestinians.
Next recipe mansaf !!!
Thank you for the suggestion!
Can you make Mansaf? (A Jordanian recipe)
Can u please make knefe
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Doesn't the dry powder rub on the chicken not burn during oven cooking for 40minutes ? Personally id mix all the dry spices in a little olive oil and use the paste to rub into the chicken before roasting on a trivet of vegetables. Great recipe though I'll try it 🎉🎉🎉
It's not street food. It's gourmet food
Please can I have a recipe for this musakhan
Wouldn't you rather combine the seasonings and oil in a bowl then brush it on? Seems easier doesn't it?
You could do that too! This way just saves from having to wash an extra dish haha
At least she tells that it’s Palestinian food. But you are right, Musakhan is NOT a street food.
Guys try it with yogurt on the side
That sounds good too!
Sumakhan
What is sumac
Sumac is a middle eastern spice has a lemony taste. You'll find it in any middle eastern grocery shop.
This dish is not a street food! nothing about it fits the culture of street food! this is a traditional dish that you never find it in a street in whole Palestine. Maybe you will find falafel? but not musakhan please do not appropriate people's culture