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Saudi Kabsa with Aromatic Spiced Chicken - Simple & Traditional

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A homemade Saudi Kabsa with aromatic spiced chicken is a true feast for the senses, bringing the fascinating world of the Orient straight into your kitchen. As a little chef, I love how fragrant spices like cumin, coriander, and cardamom combine with the rice to create an explosion of flavor. This dish, traditionally cherished in Saudi Arabia as the heart of every meal, is surprisingly easy to prepare and wonderfully healthy, as we only use fresh ingredients. The interplay of tender chicken, the aroma of the spices, and the slight sweetness of raisins and the crunchy bite of roasted nuts create a harmonious picture. Whether for a cozy dinner or as a special guest dish—this Kabsa impresses with its depth and complexity, without any convenience products. Grab your wooden spoon and let yourself be enchanted by the magic of Arabic spices as you easily cook this aromatic rice dish step by step. It's the perfect choice when you want to try something different that also makes you truly happy.

Ingredients

Chicken breast fillet
200  g
Basmati rice
100  g
Onion
1 
Garlic clove
1 
Tomato paste
20  g
Raisins
20  g
Almond slivers
20  g
Chicken broth
250  ml
Kabsa spice blend (cumin, cardamom, coriander, cinnamon)
5  g
Olive oil
15  ml

Preparation

1

First, finely dice the onion (1) and press the garlic clove (1).

2

Cut the chicken breast fillet (200 g) into bite-sized pieces and fry them in a pan with some olive oil (15 ml) until golden brown all over.

3

Now add the onion (1) and garlic (1) to the meat and sauté briefly until translucent.

4

Briefly toast the tomato paste (20 g) and the Kabsa spice blend (5 g) to let the aromas unfold.

5

Stir in the basmati rice (100 g) until it shines slightly, then deglaze with the chicken broth (250 ml).

6

Add the raisins (20 g) and let everything simmer gently on low heat with the lid closed for about 15 to 20 minutes until the rice is cooked.

7

Meanwhile, toast the almond slivers (20 g) in a small pan without fat until golden brown and sprinkle them over the finished Kabsa at the end. Enjoy!

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