Made with fine cut eye fillet, olive oil, lemon juice, cracked wheat and spices.
by Hardy_Badger40
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So that is raw beef? What do you eat it with?
I’m American but would LOVE to try this. I’ll look it up now- thanks for sharing.
And sorry about our bullshit administration right now…
OpportunityReal2767
Looks awesome. I had some of that at a restaurant in Dearborn, Michigan, and it was so good. I’m a fan of tartare of any culture!
BuffaloGwar1
Never heard of it. Looks like uncooked meatloaf. I would try it though.
abstractraj
I think Ive had that around Detroit. Delicious
ooOmegAaa
cool, gotta try this
Pure_Panic_6501
Love it. Family friends of ours (Lebanese, amazingly welcoming people), would make this for special occasions and i would devour so much. I am not Lebanese, but love steak tartare like foods
SuperRodster
My favorite. Ate some this past weekend made by my aunt.
9 Comments
So that is raw beef? What do you eat it with?
I’m American but would LOVE to try this. I’ll look it up now- thanks for sharing.
And sorry about our bullshit administration right now…
Looks awesome. I had some of that at a restaurant in Dearborn, Michigan, and it was so good. I’m a fan of tartare of any culture!
Never heard of it. Looks like uncooked meatloaf. I would try it though.
I think Ive had that around Detroit. Delicious
cool, gotta try this
Love it. Family friends of ours (Lebanese, amazingly welcoming people), would make this for special occasions and i would devour so much. I am not Lebanese, but love steak tartare like foods
My favorite. Ate some this past weekend made by my aunt.
https://preview.redd.it/1mwhpnxerdhg1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=cadbc492921d5581b9f53aab70df1e6d3a64c9b1
Fancier restaurant version for comparison (made with lamb)
Regular Cracked Wheat or Bulgur ?