Slice the sucuk
Peel the casing off the sucuk and cut it into thin slices.
Turkish Cuisine Breakfast
Eggs fried over spicy Turkish sucuk, the star of a Sunday breakfast.
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Peel the casing off the sucuk and cut it into thin slices.
Melt the butter in the pan over medium heat.
Lay the sucuk slices in the pan and fry them lightly on both sides.
Crack the eggs straight over the sucuk and sprinkle with a little salt and paprika.
Wait until the whites are fully cooked, then cover the pan and cook the yolks to your liking.
Time's up! Enjoy your meal.
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