Greek Lamb Koftas Kebabs

[@NutshellCA]

Thank you Nagi. You are the best

[@Tonyflags3323]

Looks delicious!!

[@ShawhanFarms]

These lamb koftas look so mouthwatering! I’ve never made anything like this before, but your video gives me confidence to try it out.

[@permanentfitness1919]

pretty solid - I might have added some sumak, cinnamon and nutmeg as well - definitely would add some minced white onion in with the lamb mince as well

[@Goldilocks111]

I make a lot of your recipes and they’re all MAGNIFICENT. Thanks so much ❤

[@georginaadams4826]

Definitely making this ❤❤❤❤

[@ellejaysmith6623]

Living in Thailand it’s hard to make these dishes. Visiting Melbourne in a month. These will definitely be on the must cook list. 🤤

[@shaguftaskitchen51578]

Wow very nice and tasty ❤new friend ❤

[@Jules-740]

Can this work well with beef. Because I am not a big fan of lamb.

[@teamnettno4697]

Im sure it will. Just don't use the extra lean stuff as it might be too dry. Could do half beef and half pork for extra juiciness

[@FoodStove-ig2lv]

Amazing ❤❤❤

[@joffa5555]

Starting with the word Kofta. People dont find this Greek in anyway. Is a nice looking dish though

[@ジャズミンT]

あなたは日本人ですか？ 世界各国の料理を動画や、その他のメディアで紹介していらっしゃる、 その数の多さに驚いてしまいました。一番得意な料理を是非教えて下さい。 それからあまり好きではない系（？）の料理も知りたいです。

[@shampahomecooking]

Very nice video. 👌👌👌

[@shadowkatbinga5894]

YUM! 😋 ❤

[@misscrafty5904]

Curry powder ? In Greek lamb kofta kebabs.. hmm 🤔 interesting

[@boyandcatmum]

You could make these with chicken mince as well 😋

[@timstravellingwok]

Nagi, what you have made, are not koftas. Kofta and kebab are not Greek words and are not used by Greeks. What you made in this video, Greeks call them "soutzoukakia"

[@bnobplayz4837]

yes

[@Aquarian55]

Soutzoukakia? Lol you think thats a Greek word? Its a Turkish word, sujuk

[@bnobplayz4837]

@@Aquarian55 lmao not a Turkish word calm down mate

[@timstravellingwok]

@@Aquarian55 are you trying to tell me that you are smart or a comedian with your "lol"? I did not say it's a Greek word; I said Greeks call them "soutzoukakia". I am well aware that it comes from the Turkish word sujuk or sucuk. After being under Turkish rule for 400 years, many Turkish words and names, have found their way into the Greek language.

[@1000CookingRecipes]

like

[@anonymousforever330]

Aren't koftas and kebabs supposed to be different?

[@burakcanduzcan]

kofta isn't even greek word

[@bnobplayz4837]

shut up its greek but kofta is not a greek word

[@mborder8428]

"Poofta" is of Greek origins, isn't it?

[@Aquarian55]

This is NOT Greek

[@zaikaplates]

Amazing❤