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Chicken patties with pistachios, cumin, coriander and sumac

I enjoy experimenting with different types of meatballs or meat patties, not only changing the type of meat used but also the seasoning and the shapes.  Here I created a recipe that is influenced by Persian flavors, and the chicken could easily be replaced with lamb.

Meatballs are often more flavorful if pan fried but baking in the oven not only reduces amount of fat, it also is much easier which makes for an even better reason.  I serve these chicken patties with a large salad, a side of Cacik (yoghurt, dill and garlic) and some warm flat bread for a weekend lunch, or weekday dinner.

Chicken patties with pistachios, cumin, coriander and sumac

I enjoy experimenting with different types of meatballs or meat patties, not only changing the type of meat used but also the seasoning and the shapes.  Here I created a recipe that is influenced by Persian flavors, and the chicken could easily be replaced with lamb.

Meatballs are often more flavorful if pan fried but baking in the oven not only reduces amount of fat, it also is much easier which makes for an even better reason.  I serve these chicken patties with a large salad, a side of Cacik (yoghurt, dill and garlic) and some warm flat bread for a weekend lunch, or weekday dinner.

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Ingredients

Recipe serves: 6
2 pounds (950 grams) ground chicken (breast or thigh meat)
1 small onion, finely chopped
1/2 cup fresh cooked spinach, finely chopped
2 teaspoons ground cumin
2 teaspoons sumac
1 teaspoon ground coriander
1/2 cup shelled pistachios, roughly chopped
2 teaspoons kosher salt
freshly ground pepper
garnish
large handful of fresh coriander leaves
optional sides
plain yogurt, or mixture of yogurt, dill and garlic
warm flat breads or pita
big crunchy green salad
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Chicken patties with pistachios, cumin, coriander and sumac
  • time
    1 hour
  • serves
    6
  • skill level
    Easy

Ingredients

  • garnish

Directions

1
Done

Preheat oven to 350F(180C).

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In a medium bowl add all the ingredients and mix together well.

3
Done

Using a large soup spoon or ice cream scoop, form meat into ball shapes and place on a baking tray. You can form in round shape, oblong or like a small hamburger.

4
Done

Bake in oven for 18 minutes, change to broil and brown for 3 minutes, turn over and brown again for another 3 minutes.

5
Done

to serve

Serve at warm or at room temperature with fresh coriander on plate for extra color and flavor along with plain yogurt or a mixture of yoghurt, garlic and dill, flat bread, salad.