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Among all the variety and culinary richness that you will find in Turkey, don't miss Turkish desserts. Turkish desserts In  Turkey,  desserts and sweets are often consumed between meals, in the afternoon, with tea or coffee (Turkish, of course). Like many Turkish dishes, most Turkish desserts can be found in other countries in the region (  Greece  , Balkans, Armenia, Lebanon,  Israel  and Syria) due to a common Byzantine and Ottoman past. Most of you probably know the famous Turkish delight and baklava, and some are gourmets and kunefe, but you will find that Turkish cuisine also offers amazing desserts with pumpkin, cheese and even chicken breast. Whether you like them or not, Turkish desserts are worth a try and won't leave you indifferent. Here is an overview of the desserts you can find in Turkey. BAKLAVA Baklava This is by far the most famous Turkish dessert. Its origins date back to the Byzantine Empire, although its form and current recipe were deve...

Chicken breasts (Skinless, boneless, fillet) 800 Garlic 4 Olive oil (Can be replaced with another vegetable) 15 Salt (Pinch) taste Ground black pepper taste Chicken bouillon (Can be replaced with dry white wine) 80 Butter 60 Fresh sage (Fresh) 15 Thyme, thyme (Fresh) 10 Fresh rosemary 10 Conversion table for volumetric measures NUTRIENTS AND EN Remove the skin and bones from the chicken breast fillet (if there were any). We cut it only if the breast was sold whole (double heart-shaped fillet). In this recipe, it is best to use thick halves - then they will be quite juicy and tender inside. Wash the chicken, dry it, lightly beat the thickest part with a chop mallet. This will ensure that the pieces cook evenly and the edges will not be dry. Rub both sides with salt and pepper. Heat a frying pan with vegetable oil and add the chicken. Fry on one side until golden brown, then turn over and repeat on the other side. Do not turn or move the meat around the pan several times. This will allow...

Ingredients pork...................................700 г fat bulb onions.......................2 шт. carrot................................2 шт. pickled beets......................2 шт.medium size parsley root.........................1 шт. celery root.............................0,5 шт.medium or 1 small butter............................................75 г. wheat flour..................................2 ст. л. Bay leaf......................................3 шт. salt...........................................taste ground black pepper.......................taste green dill..................................0.5 tuft for filing green parsley............................0.5 tuftfor filing About the recipe Lithuanian borscht is another version of the popular and tasty borscht. Its main difference is that pickled beets are used for its preparation. This gives the borscht an original taste. Lithuanian borscht is prepared without potatoes. Cooking steps Wash the pork, cut into small pieces and p...

Among all the variety and culinary richness that you will find in Turkey, don't miss Turkish desserts. Turkish desserts In  Turkey,  desserts and sweets are often consumed between meals, in the afternoon, with tea or coffee (Turkish, of course). Like many Turkish dishes, most Turkish desserts can be found in other countries in the region (  Greece  , Balkans, Armenia, Lebanon,  Israel  and Syria) due to a common Byzantine and Ottoman past. Most of you probably know the famous Turkish delight and baklava, and some are gourmets and kunefe, but you will find that Turkish cuisine also offers amazing desserts with pumpkin, cheese and even chicken breast. Whether you like them or not, Turkish desserts are worth a try and won't leave you indifferent. Here is an overview of the desserts you can find in Turkey. BAKLAVA Baklava This is by far the most famous Turkish dessert. Its origins date back to the Byzantine Empire, although its form and current recipe were deve...

Chicken breasts (Skinless, boneless, fillet) 800 Garlic 4 Olive oil (Can be replaced with another vegetable) 15 Salt (Pinch) taste Ground black pepper taste Chicken bouillon (Can be replaced with dry white wine) 80 Butter 60 Fresh sage (Fresh) 15 Thyme, thyme (Fresh) 10 Fresh rosemary 10 Conversion table for volumetric measures NUTRIENTS AND EN Remove the skin and bones from the chicken breast fillet (if there were any). We cut it only if the breast was sold whole (double heart-shaped fillet). In this recipe, it is best to use thick halves - then they will be quite juicy and tender inside. Wash the chicken, dry it, lightly beat the thickest part with a chop mallet. This will ensure that the pieces cook evenly and the edges will not be dry. Rub both sides with salt and pepper. Heat a frying pan with vegetable oil and add the chicken. Fry on one side until golden brown, then turn over and repeat on the other side. Do not turn or move the meat around the pan several times. This will allow...

Ingredients pork...................................700 г fat bulb onions.......................2 шт. carrot................................2 шт. pickled beets......................2 шт.medium size parsley root.........................1 шт. celery root.............................0,5 шт.medium or 1 small butter............................................75 г. wheat flour..................................2 ст. л. Bay leaf......................................3 шт. salt...........................................taste ground black pepper.......................taste green dill..................................0.5 tuft for filing green parsley............................0.5 tuftfor filing About the recipe Lithuanian borscht is another version of the popular and tasty borscht. Its main difference is that pickled beets are used for its preparation. This gives the borscht an original taste. Lithuanian borscht is prepared without potatoes. Cooking steps Wash the pork, cut into small pieces and p...