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Adana Kebap
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26 Jun 2006 Mon 01:07 am |
You see... didn't i said before why the food has to be looooonnngggggg???
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tIQwYRKhIDg
Anyway, I'm hungry
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20 Jul 2006 Thu 11:16 pm |
ayşe
İs this Köfte ??
We make kebabs from meat pieces, not minced ,and we BBQ it
what ingredıents do you put on Köfte ?
We put minced onion,salt,peper,miced parsley,bahar,sometimes little dry ment too,and sometimes i put a littie milk on it to make a bit flixable and mixed well
So how do you make it ?
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25 Jul 2006 Tue 01:26 am |
Quoting _Canlı: We make kebabs from meat pieces, not minced ,and we BBQ it |
I made kebabs this evening on the BBQ
Lumps of marinated pork, onion, pepper and mushroom all put on a skewer and cooked over charcoal. Then served rolled up in a flat bread.
*YuMMy*
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26 Jul 2006 Wed 07:38 pm |
geeezzz..you made me hungry
Next time post pictures here ok? Make us salivate!
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02 Aug 2006 Wed 08:56 pm |
hi friends,
It's pity that the link no longer exists but... here's the recipe
Adana Kebab
~Simple, spicy, scrumptious~
(Preparation time 10 minutes, cooking time 10 minutes.)
Ingredients: Per serving
200 gr of fresh lamb meat
20 gr of lamb tail fat
plenty of black pepper
salt, to taste
spicy green peppers
tomatoes, quartered
Preparation:
Chop the lamb meat by hand -- to a coarsely 'ground' texture. Chop the tail fat the same way and knead it into the meat, adding the black pepper.
Mould the resulting mixture onto a metal skewer, making a long flat strip, about 2.5 cm (~ one inch) wide. Grill it over a charcoal flame, together with the tomato quarters and green peppers. At the last cooking stage,
add the salt to the meat surfaces.
Serve the grilled meat, tomato, and green peppers on an oblong platter surrounded by chopped parsley and fine onion slivers seasoned with sumac.
If you like your meal extra spicy, sprinkle on some pul biber (hot red pepper flakes). If you'd like to cool it down, have some yogurt handy. And don't forget the lava? or pide (pita) bread, always at the ready.
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10 Aug 2006 Thu 05:03 pm |
I like Adana Kebap too..There is a talented cooker in Simferopol..I think he is the best cooker!
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