Instructions
- Sautéing the onionIn a skillet over medium heat, melt a spoonful of ghee and add the chopped onion with a pinch of salt, stirring until softened and golden. · 5 min
- Cooking the meat fillingAdd the ground meat and break it up well with a spoon, then season with black pepper, seven spices, and a pinch of nutmeg, stirring until fully cooked and any liquid has evaporated. · 10 min
- Preparing the baking dishGrease a round baking pan that fits the size of the roaaq sheets with a tablespoon of melted ghee. · 1 min
- Soaking the roaaqPour the warm broth into a wide, shallow dish and quickly moisten the roaaq sheets one by one, without letting them soak so they do not fall apart. · 2 min
- Layering the basePlace the first 4 roaaq sheets in the baking dish, lightly brushing each layer with melted ghee. · 3 min
- Spreading the fillingSpread the cooked ground meat filling evenly over the fourth roaaq layer, leaving about half a centimeter border around the edges. · 2 min
- Covering the dishMoisten the remaining four sheets and layer them over the meat, lightly brushing ghee between the layers, and brush the top generously with ghee to ensure a golden crust. · 3 min
- BakingBake the dish in a preheated oven at 190°C on the middle rack until the edges and top are nicely browned and golden. · 30 min
Nutrition / serving
520
cal
27
protein g
44.5
carbs g
26
fat g
Chef's tips
For an entirely soft roaaq, cover the baking pan tightly with a lid or foil for 10 minutes right after taking it out of the oven; if you prefer it crispy, leave it uncovered and serve immediately hot.