Molokhia

[chaishai 1]

Does anyone have a recipe for molokhia? I looked on most pages of sultans kitchen and I couldnt find it. I have the frozen greens, so just need to know how to cook it, what else to add, etc. I would prefer a recipe that I can make fast, with a pressure cooker, etc.

Thanks in advance!

[♥JP♥ 5]

Does anyone have a recipe for molokhia? I looked on most pages of sultans kitchen and I couldnt find it. I have the frozen greens, so just need to know how to cook it, what else to add, etc. I would prefer a recipe that I can make fast, with a pressure cooker, etc.

Thanks in advance!

You may find a recipe under Mlokheieh, sometimes the spelling makes a difference.

I'm not sure if you are going to use chicken or lamb, but its pretty close. If you are using lamb, you need to boil it first (add a couple of bayleafs to the water) and remove all the icky stuck that comes to the top of the water and then simmer it until tender. If you are going to make it with chicken, you are going brown the chicken on both sides and then add a little bit of water and let the chicken cook all the way through.

Once the meat is ready, pour out all the water and put the meat back in the pot. Break up the greens and put them on top of the meat and cover with water. Bring it to a boil, if its too thick then add more water and if its too thin add more greens. If you don't like it gooey (which we hate), add the juice of some lemon while its cooking. As its cooking, you can also add a few springs of cilantro which gives it a nice taste. After its done, add the salt. Serve over rice.

Edited August 22, 2007 by amira_ordonia

[Henia 11]

Esalaam/Hello/Salut

There was a thread about this before... See M&N's post But the recipe I just like is on Khaoula, the Tunezian version.m

You couls try searching ملوخية the Arabic name, or Moulokheyya, Mulukheyya, Moolookhieh, Mouloukhia, Mloukhia, Melokiyah, Meloukhia, Melokiyah, Milookhia, Milookhiyya, M'Loukhia, Molohia, Molokhiya, Molokhiyya, Molukhyia, Mulukhia, Mulukhiya or Mulukhiyah for more recipes.

[chaishai 1]

Esalaam/Hello/Salut

There was a thread about this before... See M&N's post But the recipe I just like is on Khaoula, the Tunezian version.m

You couls try searching ملوخية the Arabic name, or Moulokheyya, Mulukheyya, Moolookhieh, Mouloukhia, Mloukhia, Melokiyah, Meloukhia, Melokiyah, Milookhia, Milookhiyya, M'Loukhia, Molohia, Molokhiya, Molokhiyya, Molukhyia, Mulukhia, Mulukhiya or Mulukhiyah for more recipes.

Thanks everyone!

Henia, I was going to make a recipe I got from here but now I think I will make the tunisian version since my husband is 1/2 tunisian! (and 1/2 moroccan)

[chaishai 1]

Esalaam/Hello/Salut

There was a thread about this before... See M&N's post But the recipe I just like is on Khaoula, the Tunezian version.m

You couls try searching ملوخية the Arabic name, or Moulokheyya, Mulukheyya, Moolookhieh, Mouloukhia, Mloukhia, Melokiyah, Meloukhia, Melokiyah, Milookhia, Milookhiyya, M'Loukhia, Molohia, Molokhiya, Molokhiyya, Molukhyia, Mulukhia, Mulukhiya or Mulukhiyah for more recipes.

Thanks everyone!

Henia, I was going to make a recipe I got from here but now I think I will make the tunisian version since my husband is 1/2 tunisian! (and 1/2 moroccan)

oh bummer the tunisian one uses the powder. i have had the powder in the past but now i just have the leaves.

[chaishai 1]

Esalaam/Hello/Salut

There was a thread about this before... See M&N's post But the recipe I just like is on Khaoula, the Tunezian version.m

You couls try searching ملوخية the Arabic name, or Moulokheyya, Mulukheyya, Moolookhieh, Mouloukhia, Mloukhia, Melokiyah, Meloukhia, Melokiyah, Milookhia, Milookhiyya, M'Loukhia, Molohia, Molokhiya, Molokhiyya, Molukhyia, Mulukhia, Mulukhiya or Mulukhiyah for more recipes.

Thanks everyone!

Henia, I was going to make a recipe I got from here but now I think I will make the tunisian version since my husband is 1/2 tunisian! (and 1/2 moroccan)

oh bummer the tunisian one uses the powder. i have had the powder in the past but now i just have the leaves.

wow lots of molokheia haters in the other thread! i think its so yummy, i dont get it! its sorta like the tunisian pkalia which i also love.

[Henia 11]

LOL cool beans! I ate this version... and I looked at it and... thought ####### this loooks I am eating henna! But it tasted soooo good! He will be pleased!

[Sand 5]

i cook molokheya so good i will leave for u some

[Sand 5]

anyways here's link u can get the recipe.

http://www.recipesoflebanon.com/

[chaishai 1]

OK so i am not actually making it until now...

I am using a combo of two of the recipes I got on here - moody's and sand's = combining the best of both and using lamb. i hope it turns out, the lamb is still cooking and softening.

thanks all!

[chaishai 1]

OK so its ready - i was careful not to overcook the molokia too much and i guess it worked because its friggin DELICIOUS!!!!

thanks so much everyone!

[Henia 11]

OK so its ready - i was careful not to overcook the molokia too much and i guess it worked because its friggin DELICIOUS!!!!

thanks so much everyone!

Mmmmmmm....

[doodlebug 3]

my husband told me last night that you can use all of the recipes in the world for this dish but the one important point is to make it with lots of love from the depths of your heart and that is what will make it a winner.

Edited August 24, 2007 by doodlebug

[chaishai 1]

my husband always says i didnt put love in it if the food turns out bad....

my husband told me last night that you can use all of the recipes in the world for this dish but the one important point is to make it with lots of love from the depths of your heart and that is what will make it a winner.

[Henia 11]

my husband always says i didnt put love in it if the food turns out bad....

my husband told me last night that you can use all of the recipes in the world for this dish but the one important point is to make it with lots of love from the depths of your heart and that is what will make it a winner.