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freekeh

[ free-kuh ]

noun

  1. young wheat that has been fire-roasted, then threshed and dried: usually cooked by boiling.


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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of freekeh1

From the Arabic word ڲī “rܲ”
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Ahmed Suliman’s Capitol Hill spot focuses on natural wines, while his new project in the Chinatown International District will be cocktail-centric, with Arabic ingredients for mixed drinks to pair with his Middle Eastern small plates such as poached chicken with freekeh, almonds, brown butter and roasted grapes.

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They also learned about the nutritional benefits of "freekeh", wheat picked while still green, smoked to retain its natural proteins and served like rice.

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In a spice shop, Bukhari explains that rice was once concsidered a rare delicacy and used sparsely or as a garnish served on other grains, while Palestinians mostly cook with other grains, such as Freekeh, wheat picked when it is young and then fire roasted.

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Henry recommends serving this with a grain such as brown rice, bulgur or freekeh cooked with finely grated orange zest.

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Freekeh is made from green wheat berries that are roasted or smoked and then sometimes cracked.

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