This is definitely inspired by growing up in Mexico with a Syrian dad. He always mixed both cultures in food, adding in some of his French heritage too but that is a story for another day!
Pound your chicken thin with a meat mallet in between two pieces of parchment paper for easier clean up. Cut it into 1 inch squares.
In a bowl add sour cream, olive oil, lemon zest, lemon juice, garlic, paprika, chipotle, shawarma spices, oregano, salt and allspice and mix well. Add the chicken and mix again. Cover tightly and marinate in the fridge for 12-24 hours.
When done marinating, skewer the chicken tightly. I used 5 inch skewers and it yielded 8. Place on a wire rack over a baking sheet.
Preheat your oven to broil on high for 10 minutes. Broil for 5-6 minutes on a couple sides. Let it continue baking at 450°F for 7-8 minutes. The internal temperature should be 165℉ (75℃).
Air-fry option: You can also air-fry them at 400°F until golden.
Mix everything to the tomato salsa.
Mix everything for the labneh tahini sauce. Add water until you reach your desired consistency.
To assemble add a layer of your labneh tahini sauce over your tortilla, top with sumac, Syrian pickles, the chicken, your tomato salsa and that is it!
Notes
Pickling Solution:
Mix 2½ parts hot water, 1 part vinegar, 1 tsp kosher salt per cup water until dissolved.
Prepare:
Peel 1 beet (this is just for color) and turnips ½ wide and 2 inches long. Pack into a jar all the way to the top.
Pickle:
Fill the jar with your pickling solution until about ¼ inch from the top, seal with a tight fitting lid and let sit on your counter for 2 days. They will be ready to eat after the 2 days. Store them in your fridge 1-2 months.