Crème Caramel (Krem Karamel)
A milk and egg custard baked in a bain-marie in moulds lined with dark honey-coloured caramel, chilled and turned out onto a plate to serve.
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A milk and egg custard baked in a bain-marie in moulds lined with dark honey-coloured caramel, chilled and turned out onto a plate to serve.
Thin lahmacun, baked briefly in a very hot oven and softened by stacking and covering, is rolled up with sumac onions, parsley and lemon and served as a wrap.
A ready-made ekmek kadayıfı disc is cooked over low heat in hot syrup with lemon, then sliced once cool and served with kaymak.
Unsalted fresh cheese is cooked with egg yolks and semolina over low heat until it releases its fat, then thickened with sugar and served warm or cold.
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Boiled dried white beans are mixed with a tarator sauce of tahini, lemon, vinegar and garlic, then served with egg, tomato and onion.
Yufka sheets soaked in a wash of milk, oil and egg are rolled around mince with onion, coiled into a spiral in the tray and baked until golden.
Pastırma is warmed briefly in butter and the eggs are cracked on top; the pan comes off the heat as soon as the whites set.
Chicken sautéed with onion, green peppers and tomatoes.
Thin dough filled with spinach, onion and white cheese, cooked on a griddle or in a pan. If the spinach isn't squeezed dry, the dough tears.
Burst the rice in its own water before the milk goes in; that is what sets the texture without starch.
Finely diced tomato, cucumber, pepper and salt-rubbed onion. Salt it at the very end and the salad won't go watery.
A cooling cacık made with yoghurt, cucumber, garlic and mint.
A breakfast pan where the tomato is cooked down first and the eggs go in last. How often you stir decides the texture.
Slaking the tarhana in cold water before it meets heat is what keeps the soup lump-free; the body settles in fifteen minutes.
The beans cook in the meat's own liquid, and the tomato and paste go in only once the beans are halfway tender.
The aubergines are softened in the oven rather than deep-fried, and the onions are cooked until sweet. Served warm, never hot.
Eggs fried over spicy Turkish sucuk, the star of a Sunday breakfast.
Delicious poached eggs served on garlicky strained yoghurt.
Extra-crispy rolled börek with a white cheese filling.
A breakfast sweet of paper-thin pastry with plenty of pistachios and kaymak.
Quick pan-cooked cheese gözleme that tastes like the hand-rolled kind.
Buffalo kaymak with honey and walnuts: the sweetest way to finish breakfast.
Golden fries that are crisp on the outside and soft and fluffy inside.
Meatless, richly spiced and fiery bulgur patties made by long kneading.
A wholesome Turkish chicken noodle soup with shredded chicken breast, grated carrot and egg noodles cooked in chicken stock.
A delicious soup of slowly caramelized onions, finished in the oven with cheese-topped bread.
A carrot soup whose color whets the appetite, puréed with potato and onion and not thickened with cream or flour.
A healthy, easy broccoli soup made with milk and thickened with a butter and flour roux.
A silky potato soup of puréed potatoes thinned with chicken stock and finished with cream.
A beetroot soup with a captivating color, blended with potato and carrot, brightened with lemon juice and free of milk or cream.
Homemade Adana kebab: ground lamb kneaded with tail fat and pepper, pressed onto wide skewers, grilled and served with lavash.
Delicious beyti kebab wrapped in lavash flatbread and finished with a buttery tomato sauce.
Iskender kebab at home: warm pide topped with döner, tomato paste sauce and melted butter, with yoghurt on the side.
Quick and tasty çöp şiş: Turkish mini skewers of hazelnut-sized beef pieces.
Oven-baked lamb shanks that melt in the mouth, slow-cooked with potatoes, carrots, garlic and rosemary.
Delicious lamb, stir-fried with onion, green peppers and tomatoes in a traditional Turkish iron pan.
Mersin-style chicken tantuni: finely diced chicken breast sautéed with paprika and wrapped in lavash.
Bursa's famous flat meatballs on chopped pide, served with a tomato and butter sauce and yoghurt.
Courgettes are cut in half crosswise and hollowed out, filled with a raw mince, rice and herb stuffing, capped with a slice of tomato and simmered, covered, in water with tomato paste.
Turkish moussaka of fried aubergine slices baked under a ground beef, onion, pepper and tomato topping, without béchamel.
A teatime favourite: meat-free red lentil and bulgur patties with spring onions and parsley.
A protein-packed Turkish spinach dish: spinach and onion sautéed in olive oil with eggs cooked on top.
Golden fried Turkish courgette fritters made with grated courgette, eggs, flour and dill, served with yoghurt.
Light, meat-free Turkish cabbage rolls filled with rice, onion, pine nuts, currants, allspice and cinnamon, served cold.
A classic Turkish home-style pea stew with meat.
Quick Turkish sautéed green beans cooked in olive oil with onion, garlic and grated tomato.
A Turkish salad of fire-roasted aubergines and sweet red peppers, mixed with garlic, olive oil and lemon and served cold.
Fiery garlic yogurt topped with sizzling butter and dried red chilli — a bold meze.
Hearty green lentil salad with pomegranate molasses, dill and roasted peppers.
A Turkish walnut, yoghurt and garlic sauce thickened with stale bread, the best friend of calamari.
A finely chopped tomato and onion salad from Antep with walnuts, pomegranate molasses and olive oil.
A classic Turkish side salad of potatoes, carrots, peas and pickled gherkins dressed with mayonnaise.
Eskişehir's famous fried pastry — thin dough stuffed with juicy spiced mince, deep-fried until puffy.
Bakery-style Turkish açma, soft yeasted rings that pull apart in buttery layers.
Crispy homemade simit, the Turkish street bread ring dipped in grape molasses and coated in toasted sesame seeds.
Soft Turkish village flatbread made from a yeasted dough and cooked in a frying pan, no oven needed.
Izmir's famous street dessert: a baked semolina and yoghurt cake topped with peanuts and soaked in cold syrup.
Semolina halva toasted in butter with pine nuts, then cooked in hot sweetened milk and left to steam.
Kilis's famous pistachio dessert made with buttery shredded kadayif.
Homemade chocolate milk pudding poured over sponge cake pieces — Turkey's beloved dessert supangle made from scratch.
A winter favourite: quince halves cooked slowly with sugar, cinnamon and cloves, served with kaymak (clotted cream).
Turkish pumpkin dessert cooked in its own syrup, then drizzled with tahini and scattered with walnuts.
Refreshing Turkish yogurt soup with rice and dried mint — creamy, tangy and ready in 30 minutes.
Turkish wedding soup made with lamb and finished with a yoghurt and egg yolk liaison.
A restorative Turkish chicken broth soup with vermicelli and shredded chicken.
Turkish tripe soup served with garlic and vinegar.
A creamy mushroom soup: button mushrooms sautéed in butter, thickened with toasted flour and finished with cream.
Hearty green lentil soup with tomato paste and orzo: a clear broth, with the orzo added last so it keeps its bite.
A creamy pumpkin soup: onion, carrot and pumpkin sautéed in olive oil, simmered, puréed and softened with cream.
Baked İzmir Köfte: lightly fried beef meatballs and potato wedges finished in the oven with a tomato paste sauce.
A kebab of ground beef browned in butter and poured hot over a cool bed of charred aubergine mixed with garlic yoghurt.
Ezogelin is a Turkish soup of red lentils, rice and fine bulgur, where bulgur and mint make a unique pairing.
Etli kuru fasulye, Turkey's national dish: dried white beans cooked slowly with meat and tomato paste.
A summer essential: green beans cooked slowly in olive oil with peeled tomatoes and onion.
Aubergines charred directly over a flame, then mashed with tahini, lemon and garlic — smoky Babaganoush the right way.
Crispy homemade lahmacun: a thin, yeast-free dough spread with a topping of minced meat, vegetables and parsley.
Hatay-style künefe, the pearl of Hatay: buttery kadayif and stretchy künefe cheese, finished with cold syrup.
A Turkish milk pudding cooked over a caramelized sugar base, the most caramelized of all milk desserts.
Velvety red lentil soup with carrot and potato, the classic that no Turkish table goes without.
Gaziantep's iconic flaky pastry — thin dough layered with butter, walnuts and sugar, cooked on a hot griddle.
A traditional Ottoman dessert of shaped, fried pastry soaked in syrup.
A light, tasty tray börek made with curd cheese between filo sheets brushed with milk.
A cake made with semolina, flour and eggs and raised with baking powder is soaked in a milk syrup that is warmed only until the sugar dissolves and then cooled; it rests in the fridge and is served cold.
A classic Turkish börek of spinach and white cheese layered between crisp filo sheets and baked in the oven.
Traditional Turkish baklava made with fresh walnuts and fragrant syrup between crisp layers of filo.
Cheese-filled rolls made with a yogurt dough and baked to a crisp golden crust: a breakfast favourite.
Handmade Turkish water börek of blanched filo sheets layered with cheese.
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