Let the slow cooker do the work for this fall off the bone lamb stew in a tomato broth with green beans!

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20 Comments

  1. I love the way you cook! I love your crockpot loobya recipe. You cook like my mom and aunts. Amazing & Delicious! I will try making loobya in the crockpot. Thank you for sharing.

  2. Just as I suspected. My dad was a closet Arab ! He was from Cyprus , Famagusta , and he used to make a dish which he called Fasoolya. But it was a black eyed bean cooked with garlic lots of olive oil and spinach . Simmering for a couple of hours . So it ended up as a sort of bean stew . As kids we were not keen on it but he used to tuck in like it was the best thing ever !

  3. Is there a recipe for this ? It’s really hard to keep pausing the video while cooking, would be good to see qty of ingredients at the very least as there is quite a bit of guess work with your spice qty 🙁

  4. Watching this because mum went overseas ahahah

    Sahten 3a 2albek
    Love from Aussie lands

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  6. I’ve generally found uncrowned “grey meat” quite fine. Browning forces you to use a lot of extra fat. I do use a quality bone broth for flavour.

  7. HI Blanche! Love your Videos! Reminds me of my Teta's cooking! So I have made Fasoolya a billion times, but want to try the crock pot version. My concern is the green beans don't get too mushy?

  8. We love this recipe. Usually we put, besides garlic/onion, mushrooms, cumin, banana peppers and my add, diced turnips.

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