I finished making another original redaction (The Ansteorran Dragon). This is the recipe I used for the main body. OMG…so damn good. Meat with meat and meat scales. If you like your meat this is the dish for you!
Sharah’Ih (Strips of Meat wrapped around Lamb)
Pound lean meat. Add pepper, mastic, Chinese cinnamon, caraway, salt and oil to it and make it into cakes. Wrap them in the wrapping of the fine fat which is on the stomach. Then put them on a skewer and grill them on low fire and eat them. (Rodinson, pp. 375).
Ingredients:
4 lbs. ground beef
4 Tbs. ground pepper
1 tsp. ground mastic
4 Tbs. caraway seeds
4 Tbs. salt
1/4 C. oil (olive, walnut or sesame)
1 lb. beef brisket bacon
Optional:
2 lbs. lamb ribs
2 Tbs. limous lamb rub.
Long wooden skewers
Redaction:
I took a couple of liberties with the finalized version. I took my favorite spice (Rogan Josh) and added it to the ground meat.
Take 4lb’s of meat with spices and mix together.
Take the lamb ribs and rub with the limous lamb rub.
Here you see the ribs as connected. If you aren’t worried about making actual “dragon spines” you can totally do it this way. If you are going to make spaced out dragon spines you will need to cut through the ribs to have individual “spines”.
Next I made a hollow in the ground meat.
Then I added the lamb ribs also known as the “dragon spines”.
Packing the ground meat around each spine.
I had to take a bit of liberty since caul fat (fat found around organ meats) is unavailable at the regular stores, much like unicorn meat. You have to know someone who knows someone at a farm for organ meat fat. Remember the smoked beef brisket bacon a little bit ago? Well here is THE recipe to use it on!
Slice the beef brisket bacon into to triangular pieces with fat or long strips.
Next place the beef brisket bacon (skewered with wooden tooth picks) along the top and sides of the ground beef.
The final dish is a carnivores mouthwatering dream.
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