Gyro Meat
also called gyro · gyros · yeeros · gyro meat · lamb gyro · doner · döner · doner kebab · beef lamb shawarma · shawarma lahme · kebab loaf
- Shawarma Counter
- The Bowl Shop
- serves 8
- recipe says 6 hr 30 min
- Smoked & Grilled
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The table
| 1 large(200 g)yellow onion | wring the onion dry | process to a smooth paste 3 min | press into the tin, bake 1 hr in a water bath | weight and chill 4 hr | slice thin, crisp 2 min |
| 1 lb(450 g)ground lamb | |||||
| 1 lb(450 g; 80/20)ground beef | |||||
| 4 clovesgarlic | |||||
| 1 Tbsdried oregano | |||||
| 2 tspdried marjoram | |||||
| 1 tsp(crushed)dried rosemary | |||||
| 2 tspkosher salt | |||||
| 1 tspblack pepper |
What to lay out
Everything the recipe asks for, sitting under the step that eats it. Tick each one as you measure it.12 things to get out.
Pans and tools
1wring the onion dry
2process to a smooth paste 3 min
goes in with what step 1 made
Cooking it
Tap a step when it is done; the next one lights up.
The clock
- Start to finish
- at least 5 hr 5 min1 of 5 steps gives no time
- Needs you
- about 5 min
- If you get it wrong
- Unforgiving — the loaf is baked to 165°F at the centre, which is where a ground-meat loaf stops being a safety question
wring the onion dry
not timedfrom the start
process to a smooth paste 3 min
3 minneeds youfrom the start
press into the tin, bake 1 hr in a water bath
1 hrwalk away3 min in
weight and chill 4 hr
4 hrwalk away1 hr 3 min in
slice thin, crisp 2 min
2 minneeds you5 hr 3 min in
- needs you
- you can walk away
- never timed
You'll need food processor · loaf tin · skillet
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See how it is written
>> title: Gyro Meat
>> category: Smoked & Grilled
>> tags: lamb, beef, greek, oven, food processor, oregano
>> counters: Shawarma Counter, The Bowl Shop
>> aka: gyro, gyros, yeeros, gyro meat, lamb gyro, doner, döner, doner kebab, beef lamb shawarma, shawarma lahme, kebab loaf
>> pairs-with: tzatziki, pita-bread, sumac-onions
>> servings: 8
>> time: 6 hr 30 min
>> slack: unforgiving — the loaf is baked to 165°F at the centre, which is where a ground-meat loaf stops being a safety question
>> step: wring the onion dry
Grate @yellow onion{1%large}(200 g) and wring it out in a cloth until it stops giving water.
>> step: process to a smooth paste 3 min
Process @ground lamb{1%lb}(450 g), @ground beef{1%lb}(450 g; 80/20), @&(~1)wrung onion{}, @garlic{4%cloves}, @dried oregano{1%Tbs}, @dried marjoram{2%tsp}, @dried rosemary{1%tsp}(crushed), @kosher salt{2%tsp} and @black pepper{1%tsp} in a #food processor{} ~beat{3%min}, scraping down twice, until it stops looking like mince and turns into a pale, sticky paste.
>> step: press into the tin, bake 1 hr in a water bath
Press @&(~1)meat paste{} into a #loaf tin{} in hard-packed layers with no air pockets, stand it in a pan of hot water, and ~bake{1%hr} at 325°F (160°C) to 165°F (74°C).
>> step: weight and chill 4 hr
Weight @&(~1)baked loaf{} with a second tin and a couple of cans, pour off the fat, and ~chill{4%hr} until it is cold to the middle.
>> step: slice thin, crisp 2 min
Slice @&(~1)chilled loaf{} as thin as the knife will go and crisp the slices in a dry #skillet{} ~sear{2%min} a side, until they curl and the edges brown.