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Lamb Tripe (1)
Chickpeas (2)
Tomatoes
Onions
Garlic
Chile Serrano
Olive Oil
Water
Water
Caraway seed
Paprika
Four Spice (3)
Salt
Pepper, black
-- Garnish
Fresh Herbs
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Do Ahead: - (8 hrs - 5 min work)
- IF using dried CHICKPEAS, soak for 8 hours
with salt - see Note-2 below.
Make: - (4+ hrs - 50 min work)
- Put Tripe in a pot with plenty of cold water and bring to a
boil for 20 minutes. Drain, cool and cut into strips about 1/2 inch
wide and 2 inches long.
- Scald TOMATOES one minute in boiling water. Quench in cold
water and peel. Chop medium.
- Chop ONIONS small. Crush GARLIC and chop fine. Chop
Chilis fine. Mix.
- In a heavy bottomed pot heat Oil and fry Onion mix
until translucent.
- Stir in Tomatoes. Add 2 cups of water, bring to a boil and
simmer for about 20 minutes. Purée using a food mill, a food
processor, or by pressing through a strainer.
- Return purée to the pot along with the Tripe and 2
cups more Water. Bring to a boil and simmer until Tripe
reaches the desired consistency. Algerians like their tripe cooked
almost to jelly which takes well over 4 hours but the soup starts
being edible at around 3-1/2 hours.
- With about 2-1/2 hours to go, stir in Caraway seeds.
If Chickpeas are unsoaked and uncooked 1/2 cup should go in now
along with 1-1/4 cup more water.
- With about 1/2 hour to go, stir in Paprika and Four Spice.
If Chickpeas are thoroughly soaked, they should go in now.
- With 15 minutes to go, check salt and check liquid for consistency
you want. If Chickpeas were from a can they should go in now.
- At serving time you can garnish with fresh herbs, just stir them in or
provide them in a bowl for diners to apply themselves. Chopped parsley
and/or coriander leaves are favorites.
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