These Iranian dumplings aren't to everybody's taste, admittedly, but, like Marmite, if they are, you'll love them. They're traditionally served in an aromatic broth that's both comforting and hard-hitting at the same time.
1 | tbsp olive oil |
4 | chicken thighs, bone in and skin on |
2 | medium onions, peeled and quartered |
1 | large carrot, peeled and cut into 3cm chunks |
½ tsp | ground turmeric |
2 whole | black limes, pierced a few times with a knife |
30g | parsley, tied in a bunch |
20 whole | black peppercorns |
Salt | to season |
250g | cooked cannellini beans (tinned are fine) |
About 1 tbsp | lime juice, to serve |
10g | picked coriander leaves, to serve |
FOR THE DUMPLINGS: | |
250g | minced chicken (or turkey) |
25g | melted unsalted butter |
100g | chickpea (gram) flour |
1 | medium onion, peeled and finely chopped in a food processor |
10g | parsley, finely chopped |
½ tsp | ground cardamom |
½ tsp | ground cumin |
¼ tsp | ground turmeric |
1 tbsp | rose water |
¼ tsp | crushed whole black peppercorns |
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