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Start by grating the cucumber into a sieve or colander then sit it over a bowl.
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Add some salt to your cucumber, mix together and give a little squeeze so the water starts to come out, leave aside to drain.
4
Mince 2 garlic gloves onto a board, add a pinch of salt and grate over the zest of a lemon before adding a tsp of juice. Mince them all together and set aside. For the koftas
5
Place the lamb mince in a large bowl and add the garlic, cumin, coriander, paprika, lemon zest, chopped parsley and a good amount of salt and pepper. Mix together thoroughly with your hands. Grab your scales and weigh the mixture into 75 gram pieces then form each piece into a kofta shape and place on to a tray. Set aside whilst you light your BBQ.
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Set your BBQ up with a direct and indirect side.
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Place the koftas on the direct heat and cook for 3 minutes each side - then move to the indirect side while you finish your mint yoghurt - if you want to check with a meat thermometer you’re looking for an internal temperature of about 70 C. Back to the mint yoghurt
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Pour 2-3 tbsp of oil into your lemon and garlic mix.
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Add the drained cucumber, yoghurt, chopped mint and the remainder of the lemon juice. Season well.
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Lay your lettuce cups out on your serving platter and add a little of the mint yoghurt. Place a kofta into each lettuce cup then add a little more yoghurt. Garnish with the feta, some more mint leaves and the sumac.