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		<title>Bamiyeh (Okra Stew)</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Nora shares a traditional and tasty family recipe for okra stew, known in Syria as &#8220;Bamiyeh&#8221;. First, cook the beef. Add some olive oil into a pot, and then add 1.5 lbs of beef cubes. Add one tablespoon of salt. &#8230; <a href="http://thecookingtree.com/2012/02/18/bamiyeh-okra-stew/">Continue reading <span class="meta-nav">&#8594;</span></a>]]></description>
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<p>Nora shares a traditional and tasty family recipe for okra stew, known in Syria as &#8220;Bamiyeh&#8221;.</p>
<p>First, cook the beef. Add some <strong>olive oil</strong> into a pot, and then add 1.5 lbs of <strong>beef cubes</strong>. Add one tablespoon of <strong>salt</strong>. Add 1 teaspoon of <strong>allspice</strong>. Cover with enough <strong>water</strong> to cover the meat with two inches. Put on stove, and let cook for 45 minutes (30 minutes with pressure cooker).</p>
<p>Roughly chop three <strong>tomatoes</strong>, rough chop one cup of fresh <strong>cilantro</strong>, and mash six large <strong>garlic cloves</strong>. Place these in separate bowls and set to the side.</p>
<p>Add a little <strong>olive oil</strong> into a new pan, and heat it up. Add two 14 oz bags of <strong>small okra</strong>. Add one 6 oz can of <strong>tomato paste</strong>. Add the chopped <strong>tomatoes</strong>. Add one tablespoon of <strong>salt</strong>. Add two teaspoons of <strong>allspice</strong>. Mix together, and then add the cooked beef, and add enough stock to cover the top. Simmer for 20 minutes, without the cover on. In the last five minutes of simmering, add the chopped <strong>cilantro</strong> and mashed <strong>garlic</strong>. Mix together.</p>
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