Ingredients
Method
- 1.Chop and lightly mash the lamb tail fat.
- 2.Soak it in water for a while, then season with salt and black pepper.
- 3.Dredge the fat pieces in flour and thread them onto skewers.
- 4.Place over grey, ashy coals and grill, turning frequently. Watch carefully so it doesn't burn.
Notes
- Why use flour for lamb tail fat kebab?
- Creates a crispy crust: Upon contact with fire, the flour hardens into a thin, crispy layer. It becomes crunchy on the outside while keeping the soft, melted fat inside, creating a pleasant contrast.
- Holds salt and pepper: The flour surface helps prevent the spices from falling into the coals.
- Reduces flare-ups and soot: Hot fat dripping heavily onto the coals causes flare-ups and soot that ruin the taste. The flour crust slows down and reduces dripping, so the fat burns less and absorbs less soot smell.
- Maintains shape and fat: The tail fat is almost entirely fat and would simply melt and drip away over the fire without a crust. The flour crust partially "seals" the fat, preventing it from dripping away and keeping it inside longer until it melts.
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