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Kofta

While the world was busy experimenting with whole meats or chunks of meat along with rice and spices, Middle Eastern cuisine worked out a brilliant way of using leftover cuts of meat – as meatballs. or (from ‘, meaning to grind or beat), the more popular dumpling from the meatball family, has perhaps the most number of variations across the world.

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