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Famous Spanish “Jamon”

donaldcarter55 — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 14:47:43 GMT

Hi I am new to this Grate food forum in my first post in this board I have grate information to share you about “jamon” its a kind of food .

Jamon is the cured leg of a pig of which there are many varieties the most famous being Jamon Serrano and the Jamon Iberico. The different classifications depend on the type of pig, what it is fed on and its location.

Jamon Iberico

The Iberian pig produces the most famous of the range of spanish cured hams. Only the meat that comes from an Iberian pig can be called Jamon Iberico or pata negra which means black leg.

Jamon Iberico is divided into three categories

Jamon Iberico de Bellota
Jamon Iberico de Recebo
Jamon Iberico

Jamon Iberico is the best quality and comes from free range pigs that live in the mountains and graze on bellotas the fruit of the holm oak tree.

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spices Kisa Malmout

cynthia — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 16:02:36 GMT

Hi. I would like to purchase Kisa Malmout. I want to put a hint of it in my stuffed Grape Leaves. Where can this be purchased in the US. I plan to be in Turkey in September.

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Where to Buy Turkish Coffee in US?

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Turkish Bread

TurkishCoffeeLover — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 13:46:27 GMT

Turkish Bread is necessity in Turkish Houses.

I found a blog post about Turkish Bread.

I hope you enjoy to cook your own Turkish Bread after reading this article.

I used to live in Ankara and I ate a dish called MAMALIKA ....

abovetherest1984 — Thu, 24 May 2007 23:34:33 GMT

I used to live in Ankara and I ate a dish called MAMALIKA (sp?). It was an appetizer, served warm, with the consistency and look of hummus, but more cheesy almost, stringy when drawn up to put on pita. It also had a small pile of a shredded red substance on top. Anyways, it was AMAZING, but I can't seem to find anywhere that has the recipe, or anything similar to it. Was wondering if anyone has ever heard/tried it and if anyone may have the recipe. THANKS!

Turkish People

Debi — Tue, 02 Sep 2008 03:30:15 GMT

What I have learned about Turkey is that it is old country, that is very beautiful and the people I know are great, They are compassion and very reserved. But once you get to know them, they are no different than anyone else. I love the friends I have there and would not trade them for anything, but would like to see them, Cem and Shule are 2 of my best friends and great teachers of the Turkish culture.

We have found that we have alot in common and they love to share the history of their country. Yes , also the FOOD! It is the best! If you do not know anyone there, you are missing out on alot.

Healthy No-cook Snacks

AllanM — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 09:03:37 GMT

Try these healthful, no-cook snacks. You don't need here to enrol for private cooking lessons. They're easy and fun to make, and depending on your child's age, require little or no adult supervision.

RECIPES:

Snack Kebobs. Cut raw vegetables or fruit into chunks. Skewer them onto thin pretzel sticks. (Note: To prevent discoloration, dip apples, bananas, or pears in orange juice after they're cut.)

Veggies with Dip. Cut celery, zucchini, cucumbers, or carrots into sticks or coins. Then dip them into prepared salsa or low fat dip.

Banana Pops. Peel a banana. Dip it in yogurt, then roll in crushed breakfast cereal, and freeze.

Fruit Shake-Ups. Put 1/2 cup low fat fruit yogurt and 1/2 cup cold fruit juice in a non-breakable, covered container. Make sure the lid is tight. Then shake it up, and pour into a cup.

Pudding Shakes. Use the same technique for making fruit shake-ups, but instead mix 1/2 cup cold milk with 3 tablespoons of instant pudding.

Sandwich Cut-Outs. Using cookie cutters with fun shapes, like dinosaurs, stars, and hearts, cut slices of cheese, meat, and whole-grain bread. Then
put them together to make fun sandwiches. Eat the edges, too.

Peanut Butter Balls. Mix peanut butter and bran or corn flakes in a bowl. Shape them into balls with clean hands. Then roll them in crushed graham crackers.

Ice Cream-Wiches. Put a small scoop of ice cream or frozen yogurt between two oatmeal cookies or frozen waffles. Make a batch of these sandwiches
ahead, and freeze them.

Ants on a Log. Fill celery with peanut butter or cream cheese. Arrange raisins along the top.

Try it you'll surely love it as well as ypur kids. Simple and no-cook healthy foods are quite good for dnacks. Share your other recipes here at Turkish Cook Forum.

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A Pea or Bean Soup

jim — Sat, 23 Feb 2008 19:02:34 GMT

I was in the Adana area for about nine months a few years ago. While I was there a friend of mine gave me a taste of this wonderful soup. I never knew the name and can't find a recipe online so far.

It was very mild flavored with paprika, a little red pepper or chili, and I assume a thin tomato base, it had a very watery consistency. It looked like either snow peas or sugar snap peas but I can't be sure, I remember they were in the pod whatever they were. I know it was not a flat bean, green bean, or wax bean and there was no meat that I can remember.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Imam Bayildi

hb171 — Wed, 04 Jun 2008 12:45:53 GMT

A blog I run, Hippocrene Cooks, just posted a recipe for Imam Bayildi. I'd be interested in knowing what people think of it, if you'd like to visit and leave comments.

The URL: http://hippocrenecooks.blogspot.com/search/label/Turkish%20Cuisine

GODFATHER PASTA

Tarmo — Sun, 19 Apr 2009 21:40:43 GMT

Godfather pasta

2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil

2 medium onions, peeled and coarsely chopped

3 (1 pound. 12 ounce) cans imported Italian plum tomatoes

1 whole bunch fresh basil

Pinch of crushed red pepper flakes

1 tablespoon unsalted butter

2 pounds spaghetti, linquini or buccatini

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Fruit Salad: Fruit Kabobs

AllanM — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 05:31:04 GMT

After a long ang tiring day, we all want to eat a good dinner and a healthy salad dessert. Nowadays, we should take good care of our health especially if we don't want to manage medical debt. This is a colorful, fun way to sneak a serving or two of fruit into the brunch or dinner meal. Other fruits can be substituted for any of the kabob ingredients listed.[Source]

Ingredients:

2 kiwi, sliced in quarters
1 cup thick banana slices
1/2 cup seedless grapes
1 cup watermelon balls or cubes

Preparation:
1. Put kiwi quarters, banana slices, grapes, watermelon balls, and marshmallows into separate serving bowls.
2. Make 4 kabobs by sliding a series of kabob ingredients on a bamboo skewer; for example: a banana slice, then a grape, then a kiwi quarter, then a watermelon ball, and so forth.
3. Arrange kabobs on a platter.

Yield:
4 kabobs

Nutritional Information:
Per kabob: 85 calories, 1.2 g protein, 21 g carbohydrate, 0.6 g fat (0 g satured fat), 0 mg cholesterol, 2 g fiber, 3.5 mg sodium. Calories from fat: 6%.

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Turkish Green Olive Salad / (Yesil Zeytin Salatasi)

AllanM — Wed, 13 Jan 2010 08:18:49 GMT

Here is another Turkish Salad (turkishcookbook.com) that you will love to try. Doing some home made salad could be a good home cooking business too. Now, that unemployment rates are said decreases at some point maybe we can now do more salad in the table. Hope you will try this one!

1/2 cup green olives-filled with red pepper, in jar, drained, sliced
1/2 head of Romain Salad, washed, drained
1 small carrot, finely grated
1/4 cup walnuts, small pieces

Dressing:
4-5 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
1 tbsp pomegranate paste or Grenadine syrup
1 pinch cayenne pepper, crushed
1 garlic clove, mashed with salt

Break the leaves of green salad with your hands. Place it in a salad bowl. Arrange the green olive slices, carrot and walnuts on it. Whisk all the dressing ingredients pour all over, lightly toss them all. Garnish with parsley.

Finished Product:

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Patates Salatasi - Turkish-style Potato Salad

AllanM — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 08:42:37 GMT

In one of the blogspot of Turkish Salad (TurkishCookbook.com) I found this easy recipe potato salad in Turkish style. And I think we can make extra money out of this through Christmas orders and New year since it is very easy to do and cheaper too.At times of hard life we need to make some part-time job to shoulder and provide our needs and family.

Here are the ingredients and steps-to-do:

2 medium sized yellow potatoes

Sauce:
60 - 70 ml extra virgin olive oil
2-3 tbsp lemon juice
Salt
Pepper

Garnish:
2 fresh green onions, chopped
Some red onion, sliced

Boil the potatoes in water. Remove the skin and cut them in medium sized chunks. Whisk all the sauce ingredients. Toss it with the potatoes while they are still warm. Sprinkle fresh green and red onions all over, serve.

Meal Ideas:
- Tomato Soup with Cream, Lamb with Garlic in the Oven, Quince with Thick Turkish Cream.

Finish Product:

Turkish Chickpea Salad

AllanM — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 09:32:35 GMT

Here is a Turkish Chickpea Salad that I’ve recently tried to make. And believe me it is delicious. This recipe is originally taken at wildhealthfood.com. I believe that making salad is more nutritious and easy than other dishes.This wont need since the ingredients are readily available and cheaper in market. Enjoy and eat well!

INGREDIENTS:

1 avocado (or ½ cup yoghurt)

3 T olive oil

2 T tamari

½ orange, peeled

½ red onion, diced

½ red capsicum, diced

½ tsp cinnamon

1½ tsp ground coriander

2 cups cooked chickpeas

3 T currants

1 cup of chopped fresh tomato (canned are fine if thats all you've got!)

¼ cup chopped fresh mixed herbs e.g. mint, oregano, marjoram, basil, parsley

HOW TO DO:

1) Blend the avocado or yoghurt with olive oil, shoyu and orange. Put aside.

2) In saucepan, over a moderate heat, saute the red onion and red capsicum in a little olive oil until softened slightly.

3) Add the cinnamon, coriander, chickpeas and currants to the saucepan. Continue to heat gently until warm. Take off the heat.

4) Stir in the avocado (or yoghurt) sauce, the fresh tomato and herbs.

5) Serve on a bed of salad leaves.

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broccoli salad

sam — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 06:20:08 GMT

Hi Can someone please help me i was at a party and they served turkish food.there was a broccoli salad which i would love to make but cant seem to find the recipe.Does anyone know a recipe????

Thanks

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