Slemani, Iraq: A Kebab Lover's Paradise! 🇮🇶 Discover the Best Street Food in Kurdistan

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Street Food - Kebab
Making kebab from lamb using modern and fast machines, street food in Iraq
IRAQ | The Best Street Food in Iraq? 🇮🇶(Slemani, Kurdistan)

Kebab is a widely available food in Iraq and in general street food. It is prepared from minced lamb. In some places, lamb and beef are minced with fat using grilled skewers and grilled over charcoal or wood. In many countries, kebabs are called "grills". The origin of kebab is an Aramaic word. The origin of kebabs goes back to the famous Aleppo kitchen, where the people of Aleppo were the first to prepare kebabs. History records the people of Aleppo's fondness for many types of grills and their uniqueness with the types of luxurious kebabs that have spread in many countries. It has its own flavor in Iranian street food, for example, saffron is added to lamb and beef before grilling over charcoal. The varieties and seasoning methods of Turkish street food differ from city to city. There is Orfali kebab in Urfa, Antakya kebab in Antakya, and Sultani kebab in Istanbul street food. Kebab in Syria in general and in Aleppo in particular is distinguished by its unique taste due to the quality of the luxurious Syrian lamb with a distinctive taste and because of the good pasture where the city of Al-Bab in Aleppo and the city is famous for its fertile pastures that produce sheep and cows with luxurious meat, where the meat of these sheep forms the backbone of most dishes In the Halabi kitchen, including the famous Aleppo kebab, where the people of Aleppo prepare it in many ways, either without additives. And the mint and the mixture is destroyed and it is called kebab al-khakhsh. Kebabs are spread in various countries of the world, especially in the Middle East countries such as Iraq, Turkey, Egypt, Greece, Syria, Jordan, Cyprus, Lebanon, Palestine and Afghanistan
The name kebab comes from the ancient Syrian Aramaic word "kababu", which means burning and charring. In the 14th century, the word was used to denote the method of grilling ground meat spherically in street food. The word shish kebab also refers to grilled cuts of meat that are grilled on a skewer (shish means skewer). In the Western world, the word is used to denote barbecue on skewers in street food, such as veggie kabob, which is a grilled vegetable, or corn-chicken kabob, which is minced chicken skewers topped with sweetened cornmeal that is grilled in street food.

[osastreetfood]

Thank you very much Kurdistan is a nice country and its people are good people. Their food is delicious, especially the street food

[abuturabshah]

DAROOD MUHAMMAD O ALAY MUHAMMAD I LOVE UNITED IRAQ SHIA SUNNI KURDS ARE REAL BROTHERS GOD BLESS IRAQ AND ITS PROVINCES I ALSO LOVE ERBIL KURDS ABUTURAB SHAH FROM AMERICA

[glentanner]

Greetings from California, I've never had Iraq or Kurdish food before, I don't even know what that is everybodys eating, but it looks absolutely delicious, I bet it's packed with flavor, looks so good. Enjoyed the video very much.

[marya...]

The owner of the channel, I am Iraqi, I am sorry for the way the Kurds and Iraqis commented. It is clear that the Kurds love problems, although their financial allocations and salaries are from the Baghdad government and they are within the map of Iraq. The Kurds do not only live in Dohuk, Sulaymaniyah and Erbil, but the Arabs also live there and they should be proud that they were born in this country, the cradle of civilizations. The problem is that this hatred is also between Sunni and Shiite Muslims, and all of this is due to the sectarian problems that occurred in the past years. The issue began to subside and things returned to normal, but there are internal and external parties trying to bring back these conflicts in order to divide Iraq into regions and plunder it as much as possible. I do not know when the Iraqis, whether Sunnis, Shiites, Kurds, Christians or any other component, will realize that they must unite. A little advice for you: Try to have an Iraqi companion or friend who speaks your language and whom you trust to take you to the distinctive areas in the provinces of Iraq.

[tinatito]

I know this place. My husband lives there

[mukryan]

kak osa a aw rozha hatti bo nani bayani wtt videoyaki taibatan bo drusta akamu la youtube daianem zor chaware bum kachi dawnana?

[slugnaholowaa]

I never got to experience this when I was there in 2005. The food looks delicious.

[BigBoss-ofre]

يا للعجب !!!مناك اناس لا يفرقون بين الطبخ و السياسة.

[mmji]

بە داخەوە تەندروستی و شارەوانی ئەم گەجەر و گەجەرەیان بەڕەڵا کردووە. پیسترین خواردن و بێ کوالێتیترین خواردن لە سەهۆڵەکە ساخ ئەکرێتەوە بەسەر خەڵکی فەقیر.
هەژار هەژار ئەکوژێت. تەنها چەند دانەیەکی دیاری کراو نەبێت کە بە پەنجەی دەست ئەژمێردرێن ئەوەی تر شیاوی خواردن نییە.
یەک جار تێپەڕ ببیت ت
پیای مەعیدەت ئەگیرێت.
ئەوانەی خەڵکی ئەسلی شارن هەرگیز لەمانە ناخۆن.

[NinetyNinePercent]

It all looks really good, but they are serving half the portion of any other street food in the world.

[V.A.M]

Credo che il miglior strumento per vedere Cristo, sia il nostro cuore.
Non serve null'altro.
Infatti, troppo spesso, non riusciamo a scorgere la Sua Luce, tra le ombre della notte.

[hamaslimany]

خەڵکی بیانی داماو نازانن ئەم خواردنانە چەند پیسن هههه

[fraizer]

is no kurdisan, this IRAQ in Iraqi City Sulemania

[johnrimhong]

Kurdistan is not Iraq, biji Kurdistan ❤️

[farman-Gutian]

سلێمانی خەریكە سیمای كوردی نامێنێ شاری ڕۆحی نەتەوەی كورد خەریكە دیمۆگرافیای ئەگۆڕێت ،عەرەبی پێپەتی پێویستە فێری كوردی بن ،

[arishzida]

Only kurdistan and kurdish we're not Muslim no Iraq no Arabic no Muslim 🕍✡️🕍

[sandraschmidt]

Not Kurdistan , Saddam Hussein best MAN ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[osastreetfood]

Thank you very much Kurdistan is a nice country and its people are good people. Their food is delicious, especially the street food