Savory Pastries
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If I have to translate Ground beef kombe I would say fermented dough savory pastry with ground beef and potato mixture but as you can see it doesn’t make a good title : ) Also I’m not feeling comfortable to translate Ground beef kombe because it’s a very unique dish and it deserves to mentioned by its own name. It’s an easy and very delicious recipe. Just try it and you will love love love! Read more
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If you already tried high society ravioli recipe and you loved it, you can be sure that Rumalian Borek is also the recipe for you! Rumalian Borek is very similar to high society ravioli but it’s made with chicken and it has a very special delicious sauce. Your meals will elevate with this easy to do recipe. Just try it and you will love love love! Read more
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I must admit that I can’t imagine living in a world without Turkish buns. You can find Turkish buns with various stuffing everywhere in Turkey. It’s the best breakfast with tea, a good snack to go and a perfect way to entertain your guest. Today we are going to make Turkish Easy Cheese Buns with a delicious cheese filling. It’s easy because it’s without yeast version and it will only take your 45 minutes. I’ll also share bakery style Turkish Cheese Buns later. Just try it and you will love love love! Read more
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Are you a fan of Turkish Ravioli? Don’t you have any time to do it or can’t you find it at your local stores? Then High Society Ravioli is meant for you! I literally translated the meal’s name for you. High society term in the recipe name refers to everyone who don’t have much time to consume in the kitchen but also who don’t give up from taste either. You won’t believe how delicious is High Society Ravioli. Just try it, and you will love love love! Read more
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Are you ready to cook for some more delicious savory Turkish pastries? Today we will make Kandil Sesame Rings. Kandil is the name of five holly evenings on the Muslim calendar. There is Mevlid Kandili, Regaip Kandili, Miraç Kandili, Berat Kandili and Kadir Gecesi. The name Kandil is originated from ‘candle’ since on Kandil days candles were lit on Mosques Minarets to celebrate the day back then. Also these delicious kandil sesame rings are distributed to people for celebration. Today you can still find kandil sesame rings in every patisserie on kandil days. Just try this recipe and you will love love love! Read more
