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Garlic Bread
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03 Aug 2006 Thu 05:40 am |
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Mısır Ekmeği = Corn bread
Mısırlı Ekmek = may mean a type of bread whose fleur is not of corn, but corn grains were added into its dough before baking it. (never seen such a bread)
Ekmekli Mısır = imagine a plate full of cooked and peeled corn grains ready to be served. Now if you decide to place little pieces of bread over the corns, before you serve it, you can safely call it "ekmekli mısır". (never seen such a dish served either)
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03 Aug 2006 Thu 06:40 pm |
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Quoting AlphaF: Mısır Ekmeği = Corn bread
Mısırlı Ekmek = may mean a type of bread whose fleur is not of corn, but corn grains were added into its dough before baking it. (never seen such a bread)
Ekmekli Mısır = imagine a plate full of cooked and peeled corn grains ready to be served. Now if you decide to place little pieces of bread over the corns, before you serve it, you can safely call it "ekmekli mısır". (never seen such a dish served either) |
So you are inventing new recipes to explain Türkçe 
mısırlı ekmeği could also mean a type of bread that I make occasionally. Much the same as ordinary English bread but with more sugar added and with corn (the yellow things one takes off a cob) added before baking - a very yummy sweet bread 
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03 Aug 2006 Thu 07:35 pm |
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Quoting bod:
So you are inventing new recipes to explain Türkçe
mısırlı ekmeği could also mean a type of bread that I make occasionally. Much the same as ordinary English bread but with more sugar added and with corn (the yellow things one takes off a cob) added before baking - a very yummy sweet bread |
You make bread ?!!
At home you mean ? baking it ?!!
Really ?
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03 Aug 2006 Thu 07:36 pm |
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Quoting CANLI: You make bread ?!!
At home you mean ? baking it ?!!
Really ? |
Yes 
Chilli bread and herb bread are my favourites
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03 Aug 2006 Thu 07:39 pm |
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woow,if it is good ,i want the recipy then,i never baked a bread,and would like to try
mmm maybe we open a thread of bread recipies at the recipies forum
Would you care to pass the recipy ??
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03 Aug 2006 Thu 08:08 pm |
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Quoting bod:
So you are inventing new recipes to explain Türkçe
mısırlı ekmeği could also mean a type of bread that I make occasionally. Much the same as ordinary English bread but with more sugar added and with corn (the yellow things one takes off a cob) added before baking - a very yummy sweet bread |
"Mısırlı ekmeği" is false.
"Mısır ekmeği" or "Mısırlı ekmek", and they are different, as our other friends said.
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03 Aug 2006 Thu 10:23 pm |
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We've got a bread-baking machine at home.. maybe that's what bod does as well  It's really useful.. though we're hardly using it :-/
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03 Aug 2006 Thu 10:44 pm |
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'Mısırlı ekmeği' is a completely different ballgame.
Mısırlı ekmeği = Kind of bread that the Egyptian guy makes.
TURKISH IS A LOT OF FUN !
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05 Aug 2006 Sat 06:59 pm |
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Quoting AlphaF: Mısırlı ekmeği = Kind of bread that the Egyptian guy makes. |
I have been trying to resist asking.......and I know I am going to regret it but.......
Why? How?
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02 Sep 2006 Sat 01:31 am |
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Mısır is Egypt therefore mısırlı is an Egyption so
mısırlı ekmeği is an Egption's bread
simple
Etty
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02 Sep 2006 Sat 04:06 pm |
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I am a little confused because I use to work in a turkish restaurant and we serve garlic bread... as garlic bread... no special name... but also sigara böreği and that is nothing like garlic bread :S
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