How To Make Turkish Ashure (Noah's Pudding) - Vegan Food
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- Ashura "Aşure" is an authentic Turkish dessert that is believed that it is first made by Prophet Noah to gather all of the remaining foodstuffs to make this sweet pudding when he and his family left the ark. Ashura is a healthy dessert filled with beans, dried fruits, whole grain wheat sweetened with sugar and spices and cooked in one pot. It is customary to share it with others.
Let me give you a little bit about history and the importance of Ashura. Muslims around the world are celebrating Ashura, the tenth day of Muharram, which is the first month of the Islamic calendar.
The word Ashura literally translates to "10", indicating the date of the holiday. Some Shia Muslims observe the day to mourn the death of Hussein, the Prophet Muhammad's grandson, at the Battle of Karbala on Muharram 10, about 1,400 years ago. Sunni Muslims observe Ashura commemorate three events: The day Noah was said to have left the Ark, the day Moses and his people were saved from the Pharaoh and the arrival of the Prophet Muhammad's migration from Mecca to Medina in AD 622.
Muslims voluntarily fast from sunrise to sunset on the day of Ashura, following the example of the Prophet Muhammad. It has said that the first version of 'aşure' was made by Noah himself. It is a special customary dessert that you cook in a big pot and shares with others.
Ingredients For Ashura:
1+1/2 cups whole grain wheat (Aşurelik Buğday)
3 tbsp rice
1/2 cup each uncooked white beans and chickpeas (If you use canned use more than 1 cup and add it in the last 10 minutes of cooking)
1 cup each dried apricots, figs (cut in cubes) and raisins
About 2-3 cups sugar (as much as you desire)
About 6 liters hot water (Will be used as much as needed for the consistency)
Flavoring options:
3-4 cloves boiled in half cup water
1 cinnamon stick
orange rinds
rose water
You can also add: apples, quince (peeled and cut in cubes), cooked Chesnut pieces, whole peeled almonds, and hazelnuts
To decorate:
Hazelnuts, walnuts, pinenuts, unsweetened coconut flakes, ground cinnamon, sliced dried figs and apricots, pomegranates, pistachio nuts..
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Let me give you a little bit about the history and the importance of Ashura. Muslims around the world are celebrating Ashura, the tenth day of Muharram, which is the first month of the Islamic calendar.
The word Ashura literally translates to "10", indicating the date of the holiday. Some Shia Muslims observe the day to mourn the death of Hussein, the Prophet Muhammad's grandson, at the Battle of Karbala on Muharram 10, about 1,400 years ago. Sunni Muslims observe Ashura commemorate three events: The day Noah was said to have left the Ark, the day Moses and his people were saved from the Pharaoh and the arrival of the Prophet Muhammad's migration from Mecca to Medina in AD 622.
Muslims voluntarily fast from sunrise to sunset on the day of Ashura, following the example of the Prophet Muhammad. It has said that the first version of 'aşure' was made by Noah himself. It is a special customary dessert that you cook in a big pot and shares with others.
Dear sis ,in india or pakistan people make haleem with same ingridients but they use all kind of grains and beens and they dont use sugar in it they use meat in it and cook it for long time when it get starchy then they will garnish with coriender , and in india and pakistan that is famous when imam hussain and his family got myrtyrdom then for the condolence of it people of medina and mekka made it
We in India both shia and Sunni Muslim remember the day for the shahadat of Hazrat imam Hussain....
I wish I will visit Turkey next year and will have the chance to taste this beautiful dessert on this day from turkish hands. I'm from Iraq on this day we fast as sunni muslims but most people like you said mourn in this day but they also cook special food one is called hareesa which is similar with ashure but we only add grains without white beans and chickpeas and we cook the whole grains with bones and fatty meat then we crush it after we shred the meat and we serve it with cinnamon powder and hot splash of oil and most people have it with sugar
And we iraqis cook hareesa in the wholy month of Ramadhan
ALHAMDULILLAH
we also do same in India 🇮🇳 it's called Khichda (Daleem) .
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Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰❤️ may Allah bless you 🤲❤️
To sacrifice my own life for Pakistan
This pudding is full of grains, nuts & fruits. I love it. I think both Malaysian & Turkish style are quite same 😍👍
MashAllah.JazakhAllah Khair for showing us this desert .SubhanAllah.May Allah SWT Shower His Rehmat onHis Most Noble Messengers and Have Mercy on the Believers and the Ummah.
You are really amazing ماشاء الله 💗
Love the way you share your traditional recipes and keep them alive 😍
Beautifully presented - my mouth is watering!
Seems likea good idea for Ashura iftar. May Allah accept our fasts.
Ameen
Syed Mohammed Faizuddin Allahumma Aameen
Tanrı seni korusun, kız kardeşim
Salams from USA - I love watching you cook. Makes me want to visit Turkey!! Keep up the great work!
Salam thank you 🙂
Wow. Can't wait to try it. Thanks to you and Elif Shafak.
I just made the recipe and everything came out perfect. Thank you for sharing your recipe.
Thank you Aysenur! Fantastic recipe I would love to try it!
I like that this is meant to be shared, like you share with us. Thank you for such a lovely video.
Thanks abla. Our turkish neighbor brought for us this pudding and I was wondering what is the ingredients but alhamdulillah I saw it here. Amazing.
You welcome dear happy to hear that your Turkish neighbor's shared 💗
Never have i ever seen such recipe...during the whole video i was surprised...great...eager to taste it
I am sooo going to make this. This looks absolutely delicious! Thank you for sharing ^_^
Awesome, delicious and very healthy food dish recipe. Ashura is perfect for muharram. Outstanding presentation. 👍👍👍.
Love from India (Punjab) i love your recipes god bless u 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽💗💗💗💗💗
Alhamdulillah sister your Ashura recipe looks absolutely delicious. I will try and leave a message after I have made the recipe In sha Allah.
JazakAllah khair for sharing this recipe
Wonderful recipe I am going to try it out. Thank you for sharing it with us.☺
Amna farooq kya kya dala hai is ne
I love your videos! Learning how to make Turkish from you and my Turkish fiancé is so impressed. Thanks a lot 🙏
I have been taken to school. I'm learning history, geography and so much more. Thank you so much for these exceptional videos.
Salam alaikum sister I'm on holidays in Yalova from Ireland tonight one of our neighbour's came with this dish for us to try. MashAllah it was so tasty. Thank you for sharing all your lovely recipes.🤩
Looks delicious n ofcoz healthy too
Thanks for sharing
It's great to learn this ahure recipe from you, thanks for teaching me this
Beautiful!!! What a lovely dessert! And yr sharing with so many! You have a heart of gold! I’ll try this! I was just watching a Turkish mini series I’m loving “The Girl I Loved” on Netflix have you seen it and in one scene someone brings some Asura over. I thought “what is that?” Now I can see!! Thank you will try it!!! Love from California 🌴☀️☀️🌸
That famous painting of Mehmed III had a rose! The rose is so prevalent in your history/culture! You have good taste, adding the spoonful of rose water at the last! Have a great week, Aysenur!
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I just discovered your channel. Mashallah . I am moroccan but I love trying other cuisines. Turkish food is so yummy . We celebrate also Ashura :) . Thank you so much for your videos. Keep up the good work.. i visited istanbul and antalya ... you have amazing country also Turkish are very polite respectful and educated .. that’s my impression... i ll make this for my family tks
I am happy to hear that. Welcome to my channel ☺️
Today I ate Ashure first time in my life. My Turkish friend gave me this dessert. 🍮 I liked it very much so she shared your recipe with me. After watching video, I loved it too. Love 💕 from New York. 🇵🇰❣️🇺🇸
Awww.... Beautiful recepie. Thank You so much for sharing ❤️ I am really inspired by your cooking 😘
Thank You. I can't wait to try this. I always order this dessert when I'm out
Good recipe
We have different assyura here(i came fr north Malaysia..Penang state) dessert..we use rice flour..cook with coconut milk mix with boil green bean,banana..corn..etc..I found yours is more attempting.🍽️👍
Hi Nor, since it is different for me your look attempting to me too :)
Nor Susana I would like to know your Country's Ashura dessert pls.
@@ninakhan97 In Malaysia, the recipes differ according to states. In east coast states, it is more savoury with lots of spices and shredded meat. Also coconut milk with different types of nuts and corns.
These are so beautiful!!!… And I love how you portion some for neighbors and friends.
This is interesting. In Poland we have something very similar for Christmas. It’s thicker ( not as watery) we also add lots of poppyseeds and honey. It looks different because of the black poppyseeds but I realised that it’s very similar. Thank you for sharing
Wow a very healthy recipe Thanks for sharing 💗
In our area we make rice pudding and decorate it with nuts and dried fruits and share it with our neighbors and friends in this month ... 🥰 I loved your recipe we will surely try it ... 😇
I love watching your videos. I will definitely make this. With love from the US 🥰
Thank you ❤️from Istanbul
Ma sha Allah, looking so good n delicious... In sha Allah next time I will make it too..love from Pakistan
I’m currently watching the Turkish tv series, magnificent century. They had this on an episode. How perfect that I’m seeing you make it now! Thanks, God bless your hands!
You welcome 🙂
I have had this dish on Ashura day. We know some Turkish families in our town who present it to us every Ashura. We love it and it is very filling.
this is awesome, alhamdulillah, in sha Allah, im going to try them.
Excellent thanks for sharing 💐بسم الله ما شاء الله
Masha Allah work well and cooking in a wonderful way.
Jazakillaho khairan dear for sharing this valuable recipe 🥰
Okay- last thing: your music which played the last 1/3 of this video was beautiful!!!
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Masha Allah....Liked the explanation mainly because of the beautiful voice. May Allah protect us from all kind of evil....
Coming to the dish.....hmmmmmm, Masha Allah, Subhaan Allah. While watching the video, my mouth was watering. Insha Allah, shall try to get all the ingredients as shown and make at the earliest... Will definitely revert back with my experience.
Assalamwalekum mashalla each and every food is very delicious and tasty all recipes of yours is very beautiful and gorgeous and tasty thank you very much I have tried your many recipes mashalla may god bless you and your family and May Allah bless you with prosperity and wealth and health and happiness Once more lots of thanks
Thanks a lot for this variation of Ashura! In Egypt, we make another variation using whole grain wheat, milk, coconut flakes, sugar, milk fat (Qishta), cinnamon or rose water, raisins and peanuts. I would love to try this variation, very nutritious. Also, I have never mixed such ingredients before, so it will be an adventure.
Today my neighbor gave me this wonderful treat and I am so blessed for it. I did not know about the pudding and it’s origins and I’m delighted and got 3 more bowls from them!
I love these unique dishes you make!! We have a similar recipe without the legumes, but we add chopped walnuts and almonds along with the dried fruit and a little coconut. 😋❤ bravo again for another great recipe!!
Thank you 🙂
What's the name of the dish?
Looks delicious , will make it on next Ashura Insha’Allah
You deserve the greatest appreciation
I will make this for the Break Fast after Yom Kippur! I think a small portion of this will be a light and nourishing treat to share with a few people directly after the evening service. Thank you!
Wow! I will try your recipe. Back in the late 1960s a lady who lived next door to us in Athens, Greece would make it once a year. My brother and I would fight over it and my parents never got to have any more than a teaspoon ‘s worth. Ah, good times.
Thats lovely memories ❤️
Amazing recipe
Thanks for sharing
Perfect for iftar of Day of Ashura fasting! So pretty and colorful.
Yes indeed. We will have it inshallah for our iftar too ❤️
Love your channel. Thank you very much for doing in english 👍😊
You welcome 🙂
Aşure is one of my favorite puddings. Can't wait to make this! Ellerinize sağlık!
Teşekkürler ☺️ rica ederim
I'm from India thank you sister for making videos on different sight seeing places in Turkey. In Turkish channels I love your channel.🙏🙏🙏🙏 God bless you.
You are the queen of home cooking I love your recepies
Yummy desert.. I really like your video.
Wow!
Looks and sounds delicious!!!
🥳🥳 it turns yummy 😋🥳🥳🥳 delicious tasty now in Ashura _insha Allah tala this pudding will also be prepared .As still moharram month is going on try this pudding . Alhamdulillah . shukraan once again .May Allah give ajar of this to you and family members & from the persons you have learnt it.shukraan .
Mashallaha zbardast yammy full healthy recipe
Mashaa2allah looks yummy and very rich , in my country we just use wheat and milk flavore it with vanilla and garnish with nuts , thanks for sharing love to do it EsA 🌷
I have made this a few times. Very beautiful dish. Thank you for sharing this wonderful recipe
You welcome, enjoy it
Masha Allah..such a nice and healthy dessert... Insha Allah I will try this recipe someday..it is on the day of Ashura I was born😊 may Allah bless us all JANNAH.. aameen
Love from India
Thank you for sharing your recipe.
MaashAllah so good and healthy.Stay safe stay well and blessed.
Aşure is one of my favorite things. Thank you for your recipe!
You welcome ❤️
Hi very interesting dish I will try ...I love turkey. .....very nice job. Love from Pakistan
Jazakallah khoiron sister. Assalamualaikum from indonesian living in Germany. I tried this in istambul airport and loved it!!!
Alaikum salam great to hear that it is really yummy
Yesterday my Turkish neighbor brought this over and I was wondering how it's made. Today your video pops up on my recommended! Thanks... it's really delicious!
Welcome!
I eat this in transit at istanbul airport i like it so so much. Since than i was searching its recipe and finally i got good one. Thanks for sharing and definitely i will make it❤
Mashallah .never knew about the history for this pudding
Thank you ayesha! This is amazing dish. If I use barley instead of wheat it will become talbina dish. A sunnah dish which is good for heat and heart health too.
Thank you once again dear. Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰 💚
That's nice. Thanks for sharing
Very interesting to see it being made, it seems to use a bit of water I noticed as well. I hope it tasted good.
Thank you Abla for your recepiecs.
ma sha allah😍 look delicious😋😋😋
It inspired me a lot as shaykh taptuk emre cook the same on ashoora night in the turkish Tv series YUNUS EMRE
Greetings from Algeria.... Masha-allah 💕
تسلم ايدك 😋 ❤️، كل عام وانت بخير ☺️
Beautiful😍 thanks for sharing👍
I saw this dish in one of the Turkish dramas and now I know what it was thanks to you.
Such a delightful treat for your family and friends and wholesome too!
Thanks
Very nice dish really tempting one
LOVE FROM PAKISTAN, YOUR ENGLISH IS GOOD.
I saw this recipe in a series look for a recipe and I found you I will try it to make it sound and looks good thank you for sharing😍😍😍👌👌
My pleasure 😊
I am big fan of u .so inspired ur culture ur food.plz also tell us about more ur life style in Turkey nd people. Love ur work 😍
So yummy desert nd very healthy we make it without dry fruts nd sugur only added salt paper nd lemon juice thnx dear fr sharing this unique recipe
Your version is interesting too. You welcome
Çok lezzetli görünüyor Maşa'Allah😋😋. We here in Pakistan make Daleem (A dish which is a mix of different lentils, some wheat,some rice and some meat) My mother made it today and distributed in the neighbourhood.
Salem; I like it. It seems so healthy. I will definitely give it a try. Thank you. Love from Algiers, Algeria.
Selam Dear, you welcome hope you try and like it ❤️
This dessert was mentioned in an Elif Shafak book; nice to see what it looks like.
Wow! It’s really rich & very nutritious 😃
In Egypt we make it with wheat, milk, sugar, cream, rose water & that’s it! We may add coconut & dried fruits as well
I was watching a video and someone showed a package of whole grain wheat, on the back it had a recipe for “Noah’s Ark Pudding”, I was intrigued and searched for it. I’m glad I found your video, ashure looks like a lovely pudding. With the fruits on top it looks so beautiful.
This was my first look into Turkish cuisine and I’m glad I found your channel. Can’t wait to learn more Turkish recipes from you!
What is it whole grain wheat ?
Is barley version ?
@@Patt12 whole grain wheat is exactly that, the whole grain of wheat.
A grain of wheat has layers, a whole grain has a brown layer on the outside called "bran", the "endosperm" is the main part of the grain which is white and inside that is the "germ".
White flour is made by first removing the outer layer of bran and only grinding the white endosperm. Whole grain flour is made with the whole grain intact, including the bran on the outside which makes a light brown coloured flour.
The bran is very healthy for you, contains a lot of fibre and most of the nutrients of the grain, so it is healthier to eat whole grain flour, but it can have a less fine texture and there is a bit of flavour to the bran, so white flour is more common for every day use. Now whole grain flour is considered a health food.
I hope I explained it well.
@@momothebug I know whole grain flour which they make wholemeal Bread Whole grain cereal etc she cooked the grain which was look
Like barley the whole grain wheat 🌾 it’s made in to flour
I never cooked the grain
We give to the bird I use to feel a little bag material one filled wth grain warm in microwave to use for my arthritis pain on back and neck
Dank je wel! Thank you so much! Ik ga deze Ashura ook maken. I will cook this Ashura.
My pleasure
MashaAllah Selam Aleykum Aşure Günün Mübarek Olsun Abla, elerine sağlık!!
Selam alykom, how are you in need your help pls help me
Thanks for sharing.
It looks soooo beautiful :D
Masha Allah very nice recipe