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This version of the cilantro and onion flavored Transcaucasian classic has been adapted to the American grill.
Note: Traditionally, these are made by patting ground lamb around extra-large, extra-thick skewers and grilling over a grateless grill called “mangal.” I swapped lamb for beef and opted for shaping smaller, thicker “sausages” by hand to fit my American charcoal grill.
Place all the ingredients together in a bowl and knead briefly by hand until well mixed. Shape into “sausages” about 2″ to 2.5″ long and 3/4″ to 1″ thick by rolling small handfuls in your hands. Grill until pleasantly-red (or even slightly charred), turning each “sausage” once.
Serve wrapped in tortillas, pita bread, lavash, or any other kind of flatbread, along with a mixture of sliced onions, sumac, and more chopped herbs, and a yogurt-garlic sauce (1 pressed clove of garlic mixed into 1 cup of plain yogurt). I especially like to serve this with a side of Russian fried potatoes (please see my TK recipe box for the recipe).
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kelhamb on 2.22.2011
I just had these for the first time a couple of weeks ago. Oh My Gosh! they are so good. My friend called them Lule kabobs but whatever they are – I am making them tonight! She added red pepper paste to hers but I have not been able to find it in our small town.