Showing posts with label butter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label butter. Show all posts

15 January 2013

Rice Pilaf with Green and Red Peppers and Chickpeas

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On the previous post we gave you the super delicious recipe for chickpea casserole. Of course pilaf makes a perfect couple with this casserole. In our previous posts you can find the recipes for both rice and bulgur pilafs. This recipe is different version, richer in ingredients.

14 January 2013

Delicious Chickpea Stew

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Cooking chickpeas is a real task. If cooked too much, you can find yourself serving chickpea mush, or on the other hand if not cooked enough you can find yourself driving one of your guest to the emergency room for an accidentally broken tooth. This recipe you are about to read will give you the perfect way to cook a delicious chickpea stew and furthermore fulfill your state of happiness.

14 September 2009

Giresun Style Turkish Ravioli Mantı: Siron

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Giresun is the one of the greatest and traditional Black Sea city of Turkey. Giresun have many traditional foods. This one which I am presenting is the most traditional food that you can enjoy too much. This food is very similar with Turkish Ravioli. Blacksea woman are making this food from the phyllo. With the other ingredients such as yoghourt, garlic and roasted tereyagi. And after all these ingredients your sense of taste will be upside down. Offically your world will be change.

17 July 2009

Bulgur (Cracked Wheat) Pilaf with many Vegetables

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Bulgur pilaf is a national dish of Turkey, and goes wonderfully well with jajik. Bulgur is a form of wheat, boiled and pounded. You will probably find it at the market as "cracked wheat". Don't worry what to cook for dinner, Bulgur Pilaf is easy and nutritious.

05 July 2009

Guaranteed Recipe for Rice Pilaf

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Cooking rice pilaf seems to be very easy, but to get the desired texture, not too mushy, or to dry, is a task every cook must master. You can blame the rice, jasmin, baldo, calrose, basmati... whichever you choose, it isn't the rice's fault! If you know the job, it doesn't matter which rice you are cooking. "Try this recipe and get a guaranteed result for super pilaf."

28 June 2009

Here's the Real Thing: Menemen (tomatoes, peppers and eggs)

Print Friendly and PDF MenemenAnother meal that you must, and I repeat you must try is Menemen. It's very easy to cook and delicious when you dunk you hot bread, and take those yummy bites. Yes, you heard it, the way to eat this dish is to dunk. Of course you may not want to give up your manners and stick to using your fork and knife, but I assure you, you would miss all the yummy side to yummy menemen.
Most folk cook this meal like scrambled eggs, but I prefer it this way with the eggs left whole. Besides being a good breakfast serving, I also recommend it for a light lunch or dinner. Whatever way you like, just try it out!
This recipe is for 5 servings, but be careful 2 people could easily wipe the plate clean!

16 June 2009

A Different Cornbread

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Cornbread is a commonly cooked bread in the Black Sea region of Turkey, and goes well with many of the other dishes from this region. Its taste is a bit different from the usual cornbread though because it's more salty than sweet. And it is low fat! Please enjoy.