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		<title>By: Kibbe, the Middle Eastern steak tartare &#171; Borderless Cooking</title>
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		<description>[...] 100 g for every 2 pounds of meat) and seasoning (we use lots of garlic and mint and a splash of Syrian pepper).  The burghul should be soaked in water before combining with the meat (there is some controversy [...]</description>
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