Simple Way to Prepare Super Quick Homemade Lebanese stuffed squash/zucchini

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Kousa is another name for squash or zucchini in Arabic. They're often called Mexican Squash, Mexican Zucchini or Grey Zucchini. Their shape - short and wide - is ideal for stuffing. Lebanese Stuffed Kousa Squash is a true family favorite!

Lebanese stuffed squash/zucchini is one of the most well liked of recent trending meals in the world. It’s easy, it is fast, it tastes yummy. It is appreciated by millions every day. Lebanese stuffed squash/zucchini is something that I have loved my whole life. They are nice and they look wonderful.

To get started with this particular recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can cook lebanese stuffed squash/zucchini using 15 ingredients and 8 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.

The ingredients needed to make Lebanese stuffed squash/zucchini:

1. Prepare 2 kg medium sized squash/zucchini
2. Prepare 450 grams ground lean meat, uncooked
3. Make ready 1 cup short grain rice, uncooked
4. Take 1 medium tomato, grated to take off skin
5. Get 1 medium tomato, finely diced
6. Get 2 tsp salt, pepper, and allspice
7. Prepare 2 clove medium sized garlic, grated
8. Make ready 2 tbsp Mint, finely chopped
9. Get 1 medium lemon, juiced
10. Take 2 tsp vegetable oil
11. Take 1 Water, enough to completely cover squash.
12. Make ready 2 tbsp tomato paste
13. Make ready 2 clove Garlic, grated
14. Prepare 1 salt/pepper
15. Prepare 2 tbsp lemon juice

Lebanese stuffed zucchini kousa mahshi - طريقة تحضير الكوسا المحشي باللحمة. How to Make KOUSA - Lebanese Stuffed Squash. Lebanese Koosa Mahshi is a summer squash that differs from the dark green zucchini you typically find at the supermarket. Koosa (Stuffed Zucchini) is light green and smaller in size.

Instructions to make Lebanese stuffed squash/zucchini:

1. Clean squash and use the special utensil to core it out. This tool can be found in middle eastern shops.
2. Mix rice, meat, grated tomato, chopped tomato, lemon juice, oil, garlic, mint, and spices.
3. Stuff squash 3/4 full and tap squash on palm of hand slightly to bring down stuffing. It should not be tightly packed,keep in mind rice will soak up liquid and puff. Rice should NOT reach the top of squash, leave about an inch empty.
4. Lay stuffed squash in a layer in pot. Keep layering them flat until they are all in the pot.
5. Add water, enough to submerge the squash. Add the tomato paste, salt/pepper, lemon juice and grated garlic. These flavors mirror the flavors in the squash.
6. Cover squash with a large round glass plate and top it with a kettle filled with water. This may look funny, but it will ensure they are fully submerged and will complete cooking the rice inside all at the same time.
7. On high heat, let come to a rolling boil, bring heat down to medium and cook for 1 hour. After 1 hour, take kettle and plate off and cover with lid for 15 more min.
8. Take one out, poke it with a fork, it should be tender. Cut it up, rice should be soft. Serve with some of the sauce on top. Enjoy.

Lebanese Koosa Mahshi is a summer squash that differs from the dark green zucchini you typically find at the supermarket. Koosa (Stuffed Zucchini) is light green and smaller in size. It honestly took me a while to find them locally, since my Middle-Eastern grocer does not sell produce. Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. Arabic food is a big favorite at First, start with the smallest yellow squash (or zucchini) that you can find.

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