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Turkish Tomatoes

Make and share this Turkish Tomatoes recipe from Food.com.

Author: Latchy

Cacik

I love this stuff. When I was in Turkey, I remember eating it with kebabs but I also saw people just eating it with a spoon. I saw a couple of other recipes like this but the technique is a little different...

Author: Allea

Turkish Herb and Spice Mix

Seasoning mixtures of this kind(Baharat Karisimi) are common in kitchens throughout Turkey. Use this spice mix for lamb, rice, in flatbreads, etc. From Saveur magazine.

Author: Sharon123

African Spice Mix

An aromatic mixture from North Africa, also found in Turkey and Jordan. The recipe is from Jill Norman's "The Complete Book of Spices". It is sprinkled on meatballs or vegetables, and can also be mixed...

Author: Fido

Lime Scented Bulgar Pilaf With Raisins and Pine Nuts

Bulgar wheat dishes are particularly popular in Turkey where delicately flavored pilafs are often served.

Author: morgainegeiser

Kuru Meyveli Roka Salatasi for 2

Turkish arugula salad with dried fruit. From tukishcookbook.com. Good quality unsulphured dried fruit, please! Try fresh apricots and/or figs when in season!

Author: COOKGIRl

Turkish Green Lentil Soup

A simple, hearty dish made with green lentils and onions. Original recipe from Binnur's Turkish Cookbook. http://www.turkishcookbook.com

Author: Dannielle W.

Kofte Inygol

Make and share this Kofte Inygol recipe from Food.com.

Author: Staciaa

Adana Kebab

Make and share this Adana Kebab recipe from Food.com.

Author: ahmet g.

Menemen

Make and share this Menemen recipe from Food.com.

Author: sharon.egin

Turkish Eggplant & Pepper Salad With Walnuts & Yogurt

Make and share this Turkish Eggplant & Pepper Salad With Walnuts & Yogurt recipe from Food.com.

Author: Stacia_

Turkish Peppery Bulgur Salad (Kisir)

Another recipe from Claudia Roden. Kisir is a salad from Gaziantep. You need the fine-ground (not medium) bulgur, which you can find in Middle Eastern stores. Chilli peppers give it a thrilling zing, but...

Author: Flowerfairy

Turkish Lamb & Green Bean Fritters Served With Cucumber &

These lamb fritters were first prepared towards the end of the 16th century when French beans were introduced to Turkey. Made by many different Eastern Mediterranean countries, the cucumber and yoghurt...

Author: Dropbear

Kisir Turkish Tabbouleh

From about.com, it's kind of like a spicier mix of tabbouleh and couscous. Serve with pita for an appetizer, snack, or small meal. Time does not include several hours for sitting.

Author: Scarlett516

Mediterranean Chicken With Colman's Season and Shake

Make and share this Mediterranean Chicken With Colman's Season and Shake recipe from Food.com.

Author: roja khan

Zeytinyagli Bamya Okra in Olive Oil

This Turkish recipe, layering onion, tomato and okra, is served at room temperature. To prevent the slimey texture, the Turkish way of trimming okra is to snip off the stem end and with a sharp knife and...

Author: PanNan

Grape Leaf Rolls With Olive Oil

Thia is famous Turkish 'sarma dolma'.its origin is 'sarma'.you may also take a look at my link in the forum of middle east.in the link of this Greek site, this meal is regarded as 'Turkish'.

Author: whitestarfish

Turkish Spiced Tomato Soup (Soguk Domates Corbasi)

A cold pureed soup that's an interesting change from gazpacho. Found on soupsong.com, an interenational soup recipes site.

Author: lecole54

Soldier Buttons

This is a Turkish thumbprint cookie filled with strawberry jam.

Author: Reyhan

Tava

Tava is a favorite dish in Turkey. They make it wonderful, this is a recipe that I made as close to it as I could. The best way to eat it is to wrap it in Middle Eastern Flat Bread which you can get at...

Author: Annette Nichols

Dukkah

Make and share this Dukkah recipe from Food.com.

Author: Missy Wombat

Turkish Wedding Soup (Dugun Corbasi)

This delicious soup is served at Turkish wedding parties. Small cups make a good opening course, but a generous plateful makes a good luncheon or supper-and it's tasty chilled, too.

Author: Olha7397