Egyptian Koshari
Ingredients
1- Two cups
of boiled spaghetti pasta.
2- A cup of brown lentils.
3- One liter
of water.
Rice
ingredients:
1- A cup of
Egyptian rice.
2- Tablespoon
of vermicelli.
3- Tablespoon
of corn oil.
4- A glass
of water.
5- Small spoon
of salt.
The
ingredients of the sauce:
1-
2 chopped tomatoes.
2- Teaspoon of tomato paste.
3- Onion
chopped.
4- Two
tablespoons of corn oil.
5- Table
salt.
6- A
teaspoon of black pepper.
7- Half a
cup of water.
Precision components:
1- Four mashed garlic cloves.
2- Small spoon of salt.
3- A teaspoon of cumin.
4- Two teaspoons of corn oil.
5- Three tablespoons of lemon juice.
For decorating:
1- Onion cut into wings.
2- Tablespoon of corn oil.
How to prepare:
1- Put the lentils in a deep saucepan, then cover them with water, put
them on the fire, then leave them for twenty minutes until they are soft.
2- Put the oil in a deep saucepan, then fry it over the fire, add the
noodles and rice, then stir them until they absorb the oil.
3- Add water to the rice, then add salt, and leave the ingredients to a
boil.
4- Reduce the heat, then cover it and leave it on a quiet fire for 1/3
hour, until tender.
5- Put a tablespoon of oil in a deep frying
pan, then add the chopped onion, and saute until wilted.
6- Add tomatoes and 1 tablespoon of corn oil, then add pepper and salt,
and turn the ingredients together until they overlap.
7- Add tomato paste and water, then stir
the sauce until it boils, and set aside.
8- Mix lemon juice and crushed garlic in a small bowl, then add salt and
cumin.
9- Add three tablespoons of tomato sauce to the mixture, then add a
teaspoon of olive oil, mix the ingredients well, and set the accuracy aside to
serve.
10- Heat the oil in a small skillet, then add the onion slices, and
saute until golden and crunchy without burning.
11- Remove the onions from the oil, and set aside.
12- Put the pasta in a deep dish, then add rice, lentils and mix the
ingredients together.
13- Pour the sauce over the plate, decorate it with fried onions, then
put the flour plate next to the Koshari.

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