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Love it my Dad used to make this for me Delicious……

This looks like the greek version. It must be a TR restaurant abroad. . In Turkiye is prepared as diced and grilled with tomatoes, oregano and chillies, served in fresh bread like a sandwich. A very popular and tasty fast food.

I'm sorry it looks awful

So rustic I love it 🥰

In 'Tastes of Byzantium: The Cuisine of a Legendary Empire' (2019), Andrew Dalby discusses yogurt and baklava, though not always in exhaustive detail. Here’s how he touches upon each: 1. Yogurt: Dalby discusses yogurt as a key element of Byzantine cuisine, particularly highlighting its use as a dairy product in various dishes. While yogurt itself was not invented by the Byzantines (it has earlier origins such as 'oxygala' in Classical Greece), it was widely consumed in the empire, often used as a side dish, accompaniment, or in sauces. Yogurt was especially significant in medicinal contexts or as part of lighter, fasting-friendly meals due to its nutritious and easily digestible nature. 2. Baklava: Baklava is discussed in the context of the luxurious sweets enjoyed by the Byzantine elite. While Dalby acknowledges that this dessert, with its characteristic layers of pastry, honey, and nuts, became more closely associated with Ottoman cuisine after the fall of Constantinople, he notes that the roots of baklava can be traced back to Byzantine culinary practices. In fact, many Byzantine dishes were absorbed by the Ottoman court following the empire's demise. The combination of nuts, honey, and spices in a rich pastry layer was likely present in Byzantine feasts, influencing later culinary traditions. Baklava, as it is known today, would have evolved into its modern form during the later Ottoman period, but its precursor forms were certainly a part of Byzantine royal and courtly feasts.

كرشة ونا كنت حاسبتها جزء من الماشية ومابنعرفو طلعت كرشة 😅

I just ate mine and cooked it with lemon, Celtic salt, okra, white radish, Chinese cabbage, taro, and lots of onions. Re-energized me! So delicious!

Girl what do u mean Iraqi ? This is a kurdish food even the name is kurdish ??!!!!!!!

Hi

Not in 5 billion years.

There are so many kind's of making dolma but best is with grape leaves.

This Channel should be SURE before publishing. This is a KURDISH wedding

where is my esra bilgic ❤❤

It's Kurdish not Turkish. In North Syria, Kurdish from Afrin has the same tradition of Henna party

whoever edited this video is mentally unwell.

Başka şekil veremediniz mi?! Çüke benziyor

Почему вы выбрали именно эту форму из миллионов вариантов 😂😂😂

Delicious!!

So we add butter and then we add butter and then we add some more butter and to top it off we add butter..

Look very delicious, great content and edit 🚀🚀

its look tasty when i visit istanbul i will try it

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Türkiye

Always have a pide when I'm in turkey

Thank you

Looks similar like Rhodos 😅

The rice look like tapeworm segments

Yummy

Love it

i like and love arabic food

I think with ketchup and mayonaise i cant try

I think those were Nigella seeds. They taste like burned onions- in a good way

Pretty sure that was Sumac or Aleppo spice going into the ground meat. Fantastic videos!

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Awesome video tebrikler ❤

Ve Allah daga gorundu dag paramparca oldu musada baygin dustu(mutluluktan kurtuldu) ayetinin gerceklesmesini bekliyoruz dun son anlar denildigi Azraile bildirdim.3-6-2024 18:39 GORDUN.45.Gun.

One of the best soups ... Love it

9 to 10 hours😮

The shape 😂 Turkish must make different shape....my mind traveling to something else

The groom shouldn’t be there at all.

Dirty mind activated😂

Roba da vomito

buyuk but iyi

Don't be prejudiced. Just try it. It is a very delicious dish.

Very vost cultural

Kars is a pure Kurdish city in Kurdistan. Has nothing to do with turks. Kurdish people are the oldest people who made cheese. And Gruyere cheese has its origin from France, has nothing to do with Kurds or Mongolians. Turks who arrived 1000 years ago, mixed with other nations. Today you don't see any Mongolian origin turks anymore.

Kac tl

Thanks for sharing.

it looks delicious.

Turkiye is the most beautiful country in the world ❤❤