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Syrian stuffed squash with a rice & meat filling

4lb grey/mexican squash
2 lbs lamb shoulder chops

Filling:
2 cups calrose rice, soaked 30 mins
1.5 lbs ground beef 
1 tbs salt
1 tsp allspice
1 tsp black pepper
1/3rd cup ghee
2 tbs tomato paste
Optional: 1 cup chic peas 

Sauce:
3/4 cup passata
1 tbs salt
1 tsp citric acid 
2 tbs dried mint
1 whole head of garlic, crushed or minced 

Prepare the squash:
Cut off the top & bottom ends. Place your corer against the squash to measure how far in you can go without piercing the end, leave some space at the top and mark the spot using your thumb. Keep your thumb in that spot on the corer, then insert the corer into the squash and it will stop at your thumb. Twist the squash a couple times, until the flesh of the squash releases, remove it, and then continue scraping down the sides of the squash until you have a hollow vessel. 

Dip the squash into concentrated salt water, then place upside down to drain. You can do this the day before and refrigerate. 

Mix together all the ingredients for the filling, then fill each squash 2/3rd of the way up. The rice will expand while cooking and fill up the rest of the squash. 

Stack the squash over the lamb shoulder chops in a large pot. Try to get them in an even layer. Cover with a heat-safe plate, followed by a small bowl or pot with water to prevent the squash from moving. You don’t want this bowl to be too heavy and prevent the squash from expanding while cooking. Fill the pot with water up to the plate, then place on the stove and cook for one hour. Make sure to remove any scum that forms on top. 

After 1 hour, add the minced garlic and dried mint and cook another 15 mins. After 15 mins, add the salt, citric acid and Passata or crushed tomatoes and cook another 15 minutes. Taste and adjust salt/citric acid to your taste. 

Turn off the heat and let it sit for 20-30 mins before serving the food.
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