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T'fina Speenak (North-African style) - meat

Posted by : Shoshana Boublil

   Speenak (cut up)
   oil
   beans (whatever is available, recom.: more than one kind)
   barley (optional)
   chickpeas (optional)
   potatoes
   Kuzbara (coriander/cilantro)- 1 whole bunch, chopped
   turmeric (or saffron)
   salt
   meat: whatever you have/like in your chaulnt.
 
 The "spinak" is probably some kind of Swiss Chard or other 
 beet-leaf. In the following recipe - you can use regular spinach.
 
 I'm not giving quantities. Just use whatever you use for any 
 other chaulnt dish (at least 1 handful of beans per person 
 and 1 potato per person, depending on the appetite of the
 people present.
 
 Saute spinach greens in oil until the oil is green and the 
 greens are black (not burned)[patience, it takes time]. You
 can save this in  the refrig. for future use. You need 
 enough oil that the cut up greens won't stick to the bottom 
 + 2 tbsps.
 
 Put together the chaulnt (legumes; meat; potatoes)in the pot.
 Add one heaping tbs. spinach/oil mixture for 3 people. add 
 cilantro, 1-2 tbs. turmeric (I add salt just before serving).
 Mix. Add water to top of pot and boil. note: the oil is what
 gives the chaulnt its distintive green color and flavor - 
 so make sure you don't drain all the oil.
 
 Put in crockpot or on hotplate to cook overnight. Make sure 
 there is enough water in the pot when it is set to cook.

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