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Lebanese Spinach and Beef Sambousek plated and ready to serve
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Lebanese Spinach and Beef Sambousek

◷ 60 minmedium

Savor traditional Lebanese sambousek, savory dumplings filled with spiced ground beef and fresh spinach, baked to golden perfection. This approachable recipe showcases seasonal leafy greens and lean beef, offering a wholesome weeknight meal inspired by classic Levantine flavors.

Dec 15
Lebanese Spinach and Chickpea Fatayer (Savory Turnovers) plated and ready to serve
Handheld Pastries

Lebanese Spinach and Chickpea Fatayer (Savory Turnovers)

◷ 50 minmedium

These Lebanese spinach and chickpea fatayer feature a flaky pastry filled with a savory and herbaceous mixture, celebrating seasonal greens and plant-based protein. Perfectly baked, they make a satisfying weeknight option with familiar techniques like dough rolling and baking.

Nov 4

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  • Lebanese Spinach and Beef Sambousek

    Preparation takes 35 minutes. Cooking takes 25 minutes. Allow 60 minutes in total. Makes 8 servings. Key ingredients: lean ground beef (85% lean), fresh baby spinach, roughly chopped, onion, finely chopped, garlic, minced, ground cinnamon. Equipment: large skillet, mixing bowl, baking sheet, pastry brush, knife, cutting board.

    Kitchen tip: Ensure the spinach is well-drained of excess moisture to prevent soggy pastries.

  • Lebanese Spinach and Chickpea Fatayer (Savory Turnovers)

    Preparation takes 30 minutes. Cooking takes 20 minutes. Allow 50 minutes in total. Makes 6 servings. Key ingredients: fresh spinach (about 10 cups, washed and roughly chopped), chickpeas, drained and rinsed, onion, finely chopped, garlic, minced, fresh parsley, finely chopped. Equipment: mixing bowls, sauté pan, measuring spoons, rolling pin, baking sheet, parchment paper, knife, cutting board, fork or brush for egg wash.

    Kitchen tip: Make sure the filling is cooled before filling the dough to prevent it from becoming soggy.

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