A little tip from a kebab aficionado here. Once you've chopped your white cabbage up, stick it in some water with a few tablespoons of lemon juice for about half an hour. It pickles it slightly and makes it nicer for the kebab. This doner recipe is amazing, thanks :)
It's amazing because all the pieces stay moist! Cooking the whole thing at once just makes the inside layers of the meat dry and grey 😂 people forget takeaway doner is LOADED with fat but homemade is healthier and will dry out quicker. This frying pan method is just perfect
Made this last week and it was absolutely the best Donar that I have ever eaten. I used ciabatta rolls toasted on one side , then I made up a lemon dressing and coated the salad with it, placed the meat on top of the salad and finished off with sweet chilli sauce, absolutely delicious. Keep up the great work.
Did this AGAIN lastnight 😂 its so damn good.. Every slice is brown and juicy. Cant beat it.. when you do it in the oven only the first layer is the best , the rest is grey and dry Get your mince from a butcher as well, it was a game changer ! Quality vs supermarket was day and night Tip for anyone else trying this: Crack an egg and thrown in half a cup of breadcrumbs to the mix😊 😎 makes it slice even better and you get nice strips, but thats just my preference ❤ theyre great binders and you get less crumbly bits
Ta for another great recipe Chef. I've only ever made the cooked meatloaf style one before and I found the best way to cut it was with a veg. peeler dunno if it will work on the frozen meat though. Take care mate and hurry back.
Tried it today, instant hit in our house, no mess and really quick compared to other recipes that can take a long time to cook. I will try the knife in hot water tip too. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
So i finally did this lastnight and it was AMAZING. Far less messy too! Nice not having an oven dish full of lamb fat to deal with after! Every slice was succulent and juicy! Thanks for this mate 😂
@TheTeessideChef and I've still got some left for breakfast 😉and it's not dried out like it usually would be 🙏 normally I do use an actual mini rotisserie but it's a lot of work and this just saves a lot of mess and time!
Doing this right now and waiting for the meat to firm up - gone for 100% lamb, with a cracked egg and breadcrumbs in the mix to help with binding- highly recommend this hehehe
The BEST kebabs I ever had were from a kebab shop on Linthorpe Road up near the bowling green. They even made chilli sauce specifically for me (stupid hot).
That looks absolutely banging pal. I'll be making this and wrapping the meat around my metal skewer before it goes in the freezer, then on my vertical electric spit. Used to love magic mushrooms on bonfire night 😂😂😂😂
when I visisted germany recently, I was so blown away, that I'm having a tough time eating kebabs in my home country (france) the thing is, that the cultural mix is such, that they have a bunch of lactofermented stuff on their kebabs (the white sauce, the cabbage was a special kind of sauerkraut that I can't describe because it wasn't as salty as sauerkraut I've had before...) and I just... can't bring myself to enjoy kebabs anymore btw, the kebab shop I ate at was the second one down from the irish pub in Stuttgart. I assume if you live there, you know. (edit: it's Schawarma Al Zain)
I found it near impossible to slice through the block of frozen doner.. I recommend having a mug of boiling water on the side to dip the knife into inbetween slices as it made it easier to hack my way through the frozen meat
That's a really good idea. I find that with my sharpest knife it's not a problem if I've frozen the meat in the freezer compartment of my fridge but this is a great idea if you don't have a super sharp knife on hand
@@TheTeessideChef yeah used my sharper Japanese knife today and it really helped get the shavings super thin... was absolutely delicious, thanks for all the videos I really enjoy them.. you truly are the Mortimer of the culinary world
Turned out too oily and kinda falling apart. I mean, the kabab meat is tasty but it is not stiff enough and even though I did not put any oil in the meat mixture, it let out too much oil when I cooked it in the pan (did not even need to use butter).
Sorry it didn't work out perfectly for you mate. Did you pack the mince very tightly in the clingfilm before freezing? I have to say I've never had a problem with the slices falling apart or being too oily but they can be quite delicate. Maybe cutting them a little thicker would help?
@@TheTeessideChef Actually, it's not that they fall apart so easily, only in the pan sometimes, it's that they let out too much oil/water. My sister says it's because the minced meat has water in it to make it seem larger than it is. I did pack it somewhat tight into aluminum foil. Next time, I'll try it without the yogurt.
A little tip from a kebab aficionado here. Once you've chopped your white cabbage up, stick it in some water with a few tablespoons of lemon juice for about half an hour. It pickles it slightly and makes it nicer for the kebab. This doner recipe is amazing, thanks :)
It's amazing because all the pieces stay moist! Cooking the whole thing at once just makes the inside layers of the meat dry and grey 😂 people forget takeaway doner is LOADED with fat but homemade is healthier and will dry out quicker. This frying pan method is just perfect
Made this last week and it was absolutely the best Donar that I have ever eaten. I used ciabatta rolls toasted on one side , then I made up a lemon dressing and coated the salad with it, placed the meat on top of the salad and finished off with sweet chilli sauce, absolutely delicious. Keep up the great work.
Did this AGAIN lastnight 😂 its so damn good..
Every slice is brown and juicy. Cant beat it.. when you do it in the oven only the first layer is the best , the rest is grey and dry
Get your mince from a butcher as well, it was a game changer ! Quality vs supermarket was day and night
Tip for anyone else trying this:
Crack an egg and thrown in half a cup of breadcrumbs to the mix😊 😎 makes it slice even better and you get nice strips, but thats just my preference ❤ theyre great binders and you get less crumbly bits
I studied abroad in England and there were Doner Kebob shops and carts all over. It was the BEST meal ever, especially late night!! 😮😊😊
Ta for another great recipe Chef. I've only ever made the cooked meatloaf style one before and I found the best way to cut it was with a veg. peeler dunno if it will work on the frozen meat though. Take care mate and hurry back.
Always great to see another recipe by the Teeside Chef.
Tried it today, instant hit in our house, no mess and really quick compared to other recipes that can take a long time to cook. I will try the knife in hot water tip too. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Just made this, the family loved it. Grilled it on the bbq, chucked an egg in to fortify the structure. Big fan of the vids, thanks.
Thanks mate ❤
making a Doner using a frozen meatloaf technique is genius! Definitely gonna try this.
Doing this as we speak ❤
I'm going to try this tomorrow looks great! Glad I dont need to use the oven which will rinse my electric bill!
Made this at the weekend, i can honestly say it was devine. No more takeaway for me. 👍
Thanks for the feedback mate. Glad you enjoyed it :o)
Genius recipe chef, gonna give this one a go , thank you!
No problem mate. Thanks for swinging by again
LOL " I Don't know why they call it red cabbage because its mostly purple and white cabbage because its mostly green"! I agree.
I'm gonna make this at the weekend
I have made a few Kebab recipes from YT but yours does seem interesting as you are a bit heavier on the spices, certainly worth a try, thanks.
So i finally did this lastnight and it was AMAZING. Far less messy too! Nice not having an oven dish full of lamb fat to deal with after! Every slice was succulent and juicy! Thanks for this mate 😂
@@philkasafir. thanks for the feedback mate. Really appreciate it 👍
@TheTeessideChef and I've still got some left for breakfast 😉and it's not dried out like it usually would be 🙏 normally I do use an actual mini rotisserie but it's a lot of work and this just saves a lot of mess and time!
brilliant mate,love yer stuff
Poor Abdul at my local kebab house is gonna go out of business!!
Drooling!
When you slice it frozen, do you cook it as soon as you have sliced it or do you let it defrost after you've sliced it
Cook it straight away mate
Doing this right now and waiting for the meat to firm up - gone for 100% lamb, with a cracked egg and breadcrumbs in the mix to help with binding- highly recommend this hehehe
The BEST kebabs I ever had were from a kebab shop on Linthorpe Road up near the bowling green. They even made chilli sauce specifically for me (stupid hot).
That looks absolutely banging pal. I'll be making this and wrapping the meat around my metal skewer before it goes in the freezer, then on my vertical electric spit. Used to love magic mushrooms on bonfire night 😂😂😂😂
Great stuff chef! Keep it up 🥙
YESSSSS! Thanks Chef.
when I visisted germany recently, I was so blown away, that I'm having a tough time eating kebabs in my home country (france)
the thing is, that the cultural mix is such, that they have a bunch of lactofermented stuff on their kebabs (the white sauce, the cabbage was a special kind of sauerkraut that I can't describe because it wasn't as salty as sauerkraut I've had before...)
and I just... can't bring myself to enjoy kebabs anymore
btw, the kebab shop I ate at was the second one down from the irish pub in Stuttgart. I assume if you live there, you know. (edit: it's Schawarma Al Zain)
Try cooking in the oven unfrozen and wrapped tightly in foil and then slice thinly and then a 5 minute blast in the air fryer to crisp the edges
Another banger from the 'Borough!! 😄
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@@henrykrinkle4082 you could try freezing it and then slicing as I did in the vid. Hth
Excellent vid and funny
Liked and subbed
Thanks mate. Much appreciated
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Yogurt, cucumber, cilantro, salt, pepper. Tzaziki sauce.
Oh yea I could eat that now, great job, it going on the menu. BTW I'm colour blind, so cabbage is either the lighter stuff or the darker stuff hahaha.
Looks blinding mate, nice one, gonna give it a go!👍🏻
I found it near impossible to slice through the block of frozen doner.. I recommend having a mug of boiling water on the side to dip the knife into inbetween slices as it made it easier to hack my way through the frozen meat
That's a really good idea. I find that with my sharpest knife it's not a problem if I've frozen the meat in the freezer compartment of my fridge but this is a great idea if you don't have a super sharp knife on hand
@@TheTeessideChef yeah used my sharper Japanese knife today and it really helped get the shavings super thin... was absolutely delicious, thanks for all the videos I really enjoy them.. you truly are the Mortimer of the culinary world
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Turned out too oily and kinda falling apart. I mean, the kabab meat is tasty but it is not stiff enough and even though I did not put any oil in the meat mixture, it let out too much oil when I cooked it in the pan (did not even need to use butter).
Sorry it didn't work out perfectly for you mate. Did you pack the mince very tightly in the clingfilm before freezing? I have to say I've never had a problem with the slices falling apart or being too oily but they can be quite delicate. Maybe cutting them a little thicker would help?
@@TheTeessideChef Actually, it's not that they fall apart so easily, only in the pan sometimes, it's that they let out too much oil/water. My sister says it's because the minced meat has water in it to make it seem larger than it is. I did pack it somewhat tight into aluminum foil. Next time, I'll try it without the yogurt.
Its still a burger...
Use an air fryer to make this even easier and faster