Category: turkish

I am going through a backlog of old archive posts that is still viable yet that I really intend to go through the rest of them so recipes like these can stay here for eternity. For the fritters you will need 2 cups of all purpose unbleached flour, 3 pinches of baking powder 1 pinch … Continue reading Turkish Leek/Zucchini Fritters

Hello I am going to present to you my version of this yummy red lentil kofta. Take 1 cup of masoor ki dal which means red lentils in Urdu language. This gets rinsed and then soaked overnight in the refridgerator in a covered container. Next day make Pepper Paste. In a pot add 1/4 either … Continue reading Turkish Red Lentil Kofta

Actually What I used in here was 1/4 cup of wheat berries boiled in water then I let cool after I boiled it because I don’t want to curdle the yogurt. In order to cook the wheat berries you will need a small pot and fill the rest up with water and boil it on … Continue reading Cold Wheat Berry Soup

Actually I was going through my pins again on Pinterest and decided to try this yummy soup. This is the second time I made it. The first time I made this I said to myself that I am going to write a post about this soup the very next time I make it, so I … Continue reading My Verizon Of Ezogelin (Turkish Red Lentil Soup)

Actually this is one of my favorite dishes and in Turkish cuisine there are different types of dolma. So we are going to cover all of them in one very simple post I am going to make other types and post them in Instagram and Facebook so be on the lookout. For those that follow … Continue reading The Many Ways Of Making Dolmas

Actually I have made this before and Mr. Riaz really loves  this.  It is actually like a pudding that is made with fruit juice in a way. I got  this idea from a Turkish cookbook but I am putting my spin on it.  In a small pot I mixed 4 tbs of cornstarch with 2 … Continue reading Sultan’s Jello Sugar Free

A long time ago one of my Turkish net friends was telling me about this dish so I am deciding on how to make it. I seen a couple of variations of this dish on the net and decided to try it my way with a couple of variations of my own to throw in. … Continue reading Yogutlu Ispanak (Yogurt With Spinach)