Kofta is a classic dish found throughout the Middle East, Mediterranean, Balkans and Southeast Asia. The word kofta comes from the Persian word koofteh, which means pounded meat. Kofta is typically made with ground meat such as lamb, beef or even chicken (although there are vegetarian and fish versions too), which is mixed with herbs and spices and shaped into balls or cylinders. I make my kofta using a combination of lamb and beef with warm spices such as cinnamon and allspice, then skewer and grill them for a nice smoky flavor.

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Grilled Kofta Kebabs
Servings
Nutrition
Serving Size
1 of 4 servings
Calories
785
Fat Content
58g
Saturated Fat Content
22g
Carbohydrate Content
22g
Fiber Content
3g
Sugar Content
6g
Protein Content
44g
Cholesterol Content
172mg
Sodium Content
872mg