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RECIPE FOR SIMIT
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1.       Roswitha
4132 posts
 22 Oct 2006 Sun 06:08 pm

SIMIT RECIPE
1 1/2 cup milk
1/2 cup water
1/2 cup sugar
1/2 cup butter
2 eggs (optional)
2 tsp. salt
1 yeast cake
9 cups of white flour
MAKE DOUGH THE USUAL WAY. SHAPE ANY WAY YOU LIKE. BRUSH WITH BEATEN EGG. SPRINKLE WITH SESAME SEEDS. LET RISE FOR 30 MINUTES. BAKE 400 degree FAHRENHEIT for 30 MINUTES

2.       teaschip
3870 posts
 23 Oct 2006 Mon 05:20 pm

Sounds very good, I will have to try.

3.       IZMIR060406
194 posts
 23 Oct 2006 Mon 05:38 pm

What is it? Do you eat it with something or can you eat it alone..... ( and no wise cracks that you can eat with someone )

4.       teaschip
3870 posts
 23 Oct 2006 Mon 05:46 pm

It's a bread sold by vendors in the streets of Turkey. It's mostly considered a breakfast food eaten with jam or yogurt. Almost like a bagel.

5.       IZMIR060406
194 posts
 23 Oct 2006 Mon 05:48 pm

Oh that !!!

I always wondered what it was called... Thank you.

6.       Chantal
587 posts
 23 Oct 2006 Mon 05:48 pm

oee.. interesting. but everytime i try to make a dough, it fails..

7.       IZMIR060406
194 posts
 23 Oct 2006 Mon 05:51 pm

Quoting Chantal:

oee.. interesting. but everytime i try to make a dough, it fails..



Why? What happens?
Oh and hi Chantal... how you doing? Off to Turkey at anytime?

8.       Chantal
587 posts
 23 Oct 2006 Mon 05:52 pm

Last time I tried to make dough for Lahmacun it was more like.. well.. bread falling apart :S

9.       IZMIR060406
194 posts
 23 Oct 2006 Mon 05:53 pm

Quoting Chantal:

Last time I tried to make dough for Lahmacun it was more like.. well.. bread falling apart :S


Oh.... maybe its too dry Maybe someone else can give you a tip!

10.       KeithL
1455 posts
 23 Oct 2006 Mon 06:08 pm

Quoting Chantal:

oee.. interesting. but everytime i try to make a dough, it fails..



Me too Chantal. I have tried making simit twice when I was out of Turkey for over a month. I failed miserably...
Also, normal turkish bread is the best, but I have been unable to duplicate that as well.

11.       lovebug
280 posts
 23 Oct 2006 Mon 07:12 pm

Thanks Keith. Simit is my favorite treat. I can't wait to try to make it. I used to own a pizza shop and make my own dough so maybe this will give me a slight edge. I hope it turns out well.

12.       kai
0 posts
 23 Oct 2006 Mon 07:13 pm

Ahhhh I was bored and gave it a try and guess what.....

it turned out PERFECTLY WOOOOOOOO GO ME! I must get it from my uncle, he's a turk who used to be a chef he taught me how to make köfte and fot that I love him dearly lol.
Always knew I had a bit of Turkish in me lol
Unfortunatly my family thought it turnt out great too and I hardly had any
Ah well I'll make it again!

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