Hey has the buzz died down on how amazing this kebab is.....
Spread the word people x
Eating it right now, absolutely delicious! Smells and tastes like real kebab!
Yey I'm going to try this tonight
Sarah x
YAY! finally got to target took me 1 year and 10 months to lose 6 and a half stone
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Mmmmmmm sounds fab, doing this for tea!!!!
Hi
I have this cooking in the oven right this second, Im using Tesco lean lamb mince 16% less fat.
Its a 400g Packet
125g contains the following
Calories 270
sugar 0g
fat 19.9g
saturates 9.8g
salt 0.4g
Is this free on red???? I want to know before I eat the whole lot? lol
Cheers
Lee
Last edited by Coatze : 23rd July, 2011 at 06:03 PM
Made this last night with extra lean beef I followed the ingredient but didn't use flour forgot to put it in ......
It was really dry and a little bland to be honest .. Where did it all go wrong? Was it because of the flour not being added? Really want it to work out next time.
Any tips guys and girls please x

Mine was quite dry too-I don't think that not putting the flour in would cause that tho, surely flour would dry it out more-maybe alter the cooking time zOriginally Posted by Littlestar_kc
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I found that the more i kneaded the mixture and punched it it became more messy but breaks the fat down more. when the mixture was sticky i shaped the loaf. I cooked mine at 180 degrees fan oven for 40 mins and then turned the loaf and cooked it for a further 15 mins at 140. Hope this helps.

CheersOriginally Posted by Coatze
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I never use the flour, it's not needed with lean minced beef. It can be dry and I have found that the best ways of solving this are to mix an egg into the mixture. I also add crushed fresh garlic and lemon juice to the mixture as well as all the other ingredients such as cayenne pepper etc.
I cook it for less time than the recipe on the original post says too.