Ayşe ŞahinkayaAide de Cuisine
07 June 2026 Son güncelleme: 05 August 2026

Saudi pressure-cooked egg jareesh is a hearty dish made by cooking cracked wheat quickly in a pressure cooker and finishing with a cracked egg on top. Soaking the wheat overnight beforehand is what shortens the pressure-cooking time.

Step by Step

How to make it?

1

Pressure-cook the wheat

12 min

Cook the soaked cracked wheat with the butter and salt in a pressure cooker over medium heat for 12 minutes.

2

Add the eggs

3 min

After releasing the pressure, crack the eggs on top of the wheat and cook uncovered for another 3 minutes.

3

Serve

2 min

Serve the jareesh hot.

Reminder

Soak the wheat in water the night before, or unsoaked wheat will take too long to soften in the pressure cooker. Add the egg last and avoid over-stirring. Allergens: contains gluten (cracked wheat), egg, milk and dairy (butter).

Editor's Note Editörün Notu

Adding a pinch of cumin before serving brings the dish closer to the classic Saudi aroma.

Admin DadaGastro · verified in test kitchen

Nutritional Values · 1 serving

Values are estimates
270 kcalCalories
13 gProtein
28 gCarbohydrate
12 gFat
4 gFiber
1 gSugar
320 mgSodium
5 gSaturated Fat
Protein %19 Carbohydrate %41 Fat %40
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Volkan Aygün Aide de Cuisine 2 weeks ago

Tereyağı yerine sade yağ kullandım, cerişenin tadı biraz daha hafif çıktı ama yine de gerçekten lezzetliydi; 4 kişilik porsiyon kahvaltıda hızla bitti. Herkese denemesini öneririm.

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Ayşe Recipe Owner 2 weeks ago

Sade yağ tereyağına iyi bir alternatif; isterseniz ikisini yarı yarıya karıştırıp hem hafiflik hem de tereyağının aromasını bir arada da deneyebilirsiniz.

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