How To Make Persian Kabab Barg/Barg Kebab
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How To Make Persian Kabab Barg/Barg Kebab
approximately 2kg lamb backstrap
juice of 1 brown onion
1/2 tsp salt
1/4 tsp black pepper
1 tbsp olive oil
1/2 tsp red sumac
1 tbsp saffron water - Навчання та стиль
Cutting the meat correctly takes lots of practice. also skewing part is not easy at all for beginners, just a warning. This is one of the hardest Persian foods to make.
The art of making Kebab barg is to make the meat so tender that you feel it like butter in your mouth.
Henry, thanks for not only sharing recipes, but teaching us techniques.
Came on here because after having barg last night I’m in NEED of more! And my mouth is watering!! You blew my mind with the butterfly! 20+ years with Persians and I never realized that it’s butterflied!!!
yeah same here sister, just realized for the first time how my favorite meal is prepared 😅
your saffron water made the marinade exceptionally bright yellow. does it have some turmeric?
Yayyy thanks for finally covering this!
I’m Persian and I approve
This kabab looks so delicious, Thank you, for the Knife tips too, keep up the good work, and as always Thank you, Henry
Your recipes are absolutely incredible 👍👍👍👍
Keep them coming mate 👌
wow looks yummy and thank you for the recipe!! I will be defiantly making it
very good and detailed,just add the saffron at the end mixed with butter,cause when you cook it on fire it will be overcooked,and it cannot be digested and gives you heartburn,
even in stew we usually add it at the last 5 to 10 min,in a low heat,any thing more than that the aroma will go away slowly
Love love your cooking very informative Thank you dear !
I'm hangryyyy, 😋thank you best chef ever 👏
Wow. You really did cook that to perfection. Would have loved to visit your restaurant when I was in Sydney. Unfortunately I'm now in London.
Another brilliant vid H, love your skills, top man👍👍👍
Simple and to the point love it thank you
Looks great, you are a very good teacher btw!
I'm here for the recipes, tips and tricks and the love I have for food., Persian,Greek,Spaniard, Cuban is delicious.. And well homemade food is delicious... Thanks so much Henry I love Lamb I love lamb... Best wishes too you and may your channel keep growing 😋🍖🍛🥗🥘🍲🍝🍤🍚🎂🍮☕🍽
I’m half Iranian. Just had barg last night. Looks amazing. Nice job!
im also half iranaian and i havn't had baag for 6 months now
making it tonight, can't wait!!
He so cute...I love how he talks...just so adorable
i love the way you did the back im trying it plus your kebabs awesome
This one looks a bit tricky Henry! Thanks for the video
Oh that looks so good!
This looks way better than mine, thank you for posting this.
Im hungry just by watching ur vid
R Zee Same, my stomach is growing at me 😧☹️
right!?? lol me too
Wow that way of butterflying the meat is awesome. Genius. It's so simple why haven't I done thus before. :)
I love the way you speak
Your accent and your cooking are 👌. Would love to try them all in your restaurant. New fan from India
wonderful, thank you!
WOW !
I will try at home insha'Allah , Wish me luck ^_^
This looks amazing. I’ve tried once a while back and always wanted to know how to make it. Can you get this cut of meat at the super market? What should you tell your local butcher to get this cut of meat. And if you can’t find it what the closest substitute. Thanks
yummy, good chef.
Awesome mate.
@Henry: Thank you for putting this online, I have been trying to find out how to cook this for years and just found it. One question. Your recipe says to use Saffron Water while your say Saffron Oil in your video. Can you confirm which it is? Thanks
Pls do share some burgers souces especially Chipotle souce. Thanks
Mersi Dadash for the recipe! Greetings from Hamburg/Germany!
dude use a wider stick (the one by which we make "Koobideh") Cheers from 🇮🇷Iran🇮🇷. 😍😘❤
Awesome 👏🏼 😎
The correct marinade only needs onion juice and zaffran just let it stay in the marinade for 10 to 15 min that's it. No black pepper, no olive oil, no somagh, and no salt
Looks good mate
Thanks for the video
Thank you ..awesome Kebab
Excellent!
Areee!!! I love that
Hi, Honey, you mentioned saffron water, is that just saffron in water and then drain away the saffron? Thank You for sharing your recipes and for teaching us techniques.x
سلام بر شما بسیار از آموزشتون لذت بردم ممنون😄🙌🙏🙏
love the vids but just outta curiosity how much do you sell 4. if i bought that lamb in uk it would be about 10 pounds
sian gunn wholesale price for backstrap is $26/kg generally here, that dish as a main with rice and vegetables etc we sell for $29
Hi mate, how could we make this at home? Any advice pleas?
is there can alternate/replace saffron water?
Pretty serious kabab’ing skills
you couldn't pull it apart by pulling tho. maybe you needed longer time in onion juice and milk marinate.
Thats nice knife skill. I really want to try making this but too bad saffron is very expensive over here...
Grest vid, bro. New sub. Ive been tryingvto get a grill like thst for indoor ise. Where can i get a similarvgrill like yours?
Excellent vids. Keep it up. Thank you in sdvance.
I can’t seem to find saffron, any suggestion?
How do you sharpen your knives? I usually use a knife sharpener rod. End result looks so yummy. 🍴
where can i buy same oven you are using? . thanks for the amazing food and recipes.
It's a commercial grill.
Do you eat all the things you cooked after the video ?
What did your shun Premier do to earn such disrespect to be used as a tenderizer?
درود بر تو واقعاً عالی بود خیلی خوب درست کردی
Where can i buy backstrap? its a hard find in brisbane...
Nice knives👌
Love this can i make it on a griddle?
Sure can!
Henry..I wish there was a way to send the smell of your cooking through the computer My saliva is filling up my mouth. thank you
Rachel Sally
Stop being a trill. How can he send you the smell in the computer, you stupid trill.
I will send you the smell of my Pakistani runny fart in your computer..haha ha haha
I just had beef barg Kebab. It was delicious.
Bro I like your food Iranian i will try to make it
Niiice!
خیلی عالی
Thanks.
Henry thanks for the lovely videos! Any other names that this cut has? I cannot find it :/
lamb tenderloin
The lamb backstrap is NOT the lamb tenderloin. The tenderloin is the muscle that is under the backbone and inside the rib cage. The backstrap us the muscle that is runs sling the too of the backbone and is also known as the loin (but NOT the. tenderloin or sirloin), the short loin, and the strip loin.
Thank you brother...
You're welcome!
@@HenrysHowTos What make of knives do you use?
If I wanted to use beef, can I use skirt steak? Seems like the size would be perfect. Tenderloin is too expensive.
Also, isn't it problematic that the size is so wide that the meat bends on the grill? It wouldn't get that crust right?
Yes skirt would work perfect, I’ve personally used that many times too. You will get a slight char on the side, however, it won’t burn. While cooking it will start to flatten out on its own
Great video! I'm thinking of making soltani kebab soon, but I only have the wide skewers for koobideh. May I know what's the width of the skewers you used here for the barg. Also have is beef barg possible if I can't find lamb backstrap? Thanks in advance!
The skewers I use for barg are roughly 2/3 of a cm. Barg can be made with beef, you can use the tenderloin or fillet
@@HenrysHowTos Thanks for the reply!
Chef which brand is ur grill machine
I got mine imported from Iran. It doesn’t have a brand
Hello Henry, I was not able to find lamp back strap. I found what is known as beef flap meat or stripped steak meat. Would those work? thank you
I wouldn’t use that. We call it bottom sirloin, that’s more suitable for dicing or into strips or mincing. Backstrap is a very tender cut which is why it’s used. Alternatively beef tenderloin can be used
@@HenrysHowTos thank you so much
Bloody hell Henry, Johnny is trying to lose some beef!
So delicious, drool....
I wanna come eat at your restaurant where are u located
Nice thanks for sharing. Not an easy recipe.
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Is he saying saffron water or saffron oil? Its about the 5 min 45 second mark
Barg is my favorite persian beef (other than you, ofc).
Damn that knife is razor sharp
Does anyone know what is lamb backstrap called in the US? Would it be the same as the Lamb Loin or Lamb Tenderloin?
Yes, backstrap is also known as the strip, strip loin or loin, but NOT the tenderloin. The former is the muscle that runs along snd outside the backbone and above the rib cage. fyi the tenderloin means the muscle that runs inside the backbone and rib cage from hip to neck.
i feel like you mixed up tea spoon and table spoon a few times 0.o :DD
Roasted tomato and butter ?
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Yummy
Here is a tip for you Henry, olive oil isn’t considered to be the best oil for meat or chicken Kabobs because it has the lowest cooking heat.
Hi, yes it has a low smoke point. The majority of the time I use sunflower oil, the only time I’ll really use olive oil is for example with a salad dressing
سلطان ⚘
Nice beat , when you were hitting the meat lol
HELAL KARDEŞİM
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Persian keba???
if you're ready for some comedic relief... watch this video with CAPTIONS TURNED ON!
Knives are not that sharp in the real world! Love your videos
Paul McWhorter “knives”
Which knives?
Then you don't know how to sharpen a knife.
Searing won’t hold flavour or juices
I love your accent
Don't trim it off that's waste
If you do it in your home sure, but for restaurant it needs to look as good as it can be
Kebab Barg needs to be as lean as possible. Serving it with fat on would be considered extremely offensive.
Okay baba Esfehani
You're assuming he doesn't use it for something else. He mentioned minced meat earlier, and so I think a fair assumption is saying the trimmed meat will also be used for mince
Thank you, but trimming it off is waste( but i know in restaurant you do it to look nice), also the best to cook Kabob Barg is on charcoal.
Where's your restaurant
Josh Ymana Bella vista, Sydney, Australia
I love you pesare golam🌺🌸🌸🌺🌹
Why the obsession to make rectangle