Testi Kebap: Turecký guláš s masem a zeleninou
Testi Kebap is one of Turkey’s most recognizable clay-pot dishes: cubes of meat, tomatoes, peppers, onion, garlic, butter, and warm spices are sealed inside an earthenware vessel, cooked slowly, then opened at the table so the fragrant sauce can pour out with the softened meat. It is closely tied to Cappadocia and Central Anatolia, where pottery, fire, and slow cooking…
Lilkový kebab: Turecký lilkový a masový kebab
Patlıcan Kebap is a Turkish eggplant kebab made by pairing thick slices of eggplant with seasoned meat, then roasting or grilling them until the eggplant turns soft, smoky, and rich while the meat stays juicy. The dish is closely tied to southeastern Turkey, where kebab culture, ripe summer eggplants, lamb, peppers, and flatbread meet at family tables, local restaurants, and…
Beyti kebab s rajčatovou omáčkou a česnekovým jogurtem
Beyti Kebap is a Turkish minced meat kebap served in a style closely tied to modern Istanbul restaurant culture: seasoned lamb or beef is shaped onto skewers, grilled or broiled, wrapped in thin lavaş, sliced into neat rolls, then finished with warm tomato sauce and cool garlic yogurt. The dish is widely described as ground beef or lamb grilled on…
Recept Cag Kebab (Erzurum Jehněčí Kebab)
Cağ Kebap, often written in Turkish as Cağ Kebabı, is one of the defining lamb dishes of Erzurum in eastern Turkey. It is made from slices of lamb that are seasoned with onion, salt, and black pepper, stacked on a horizontal spit, roasted near live fire, then cut onto small skewers called cağ. The dish is closely tied to Erzurum…
Turecký Şiş Kebap s jemnými marinovanými masovými špízy
Şiş Kebap is one of Turkey’s clearest expressions of grilled food: cubes of marinated meat threaded onto skewers and cooked over strong heat until the edges brown, the fat sizzles, and the center stays tender. The Turkish word şiş refers to the skewer, while kebap refers broadly to meat cooked by dry heat, often over fire. GoTürkiye describes Şiş Kebab…
İskender kebab s pide, jogurtem a rajčatovo-máslovou omáčkou
İskender Kebap is one of Turkey’s most recognized meat dishes, closely tied to Bursa in northwestern Anatolia. The Bursa Provincial Directorate of Culture and Tourism identifies Bursa Kebap, known widely as İskender Kebap, as a dish first made by Master İskender near the end of the 19th century, around 1867; it is served with döner meat over cut pide, then…
Recept na döner kebab – turecké pouliční jídlo
Döner Kebap is one of Turkey’s most recognized meat dishes: seasoned lamb, beef, or chicken cooked on a vertical rotisserie, then shaved into thin, browned slices for bread, dürüm, or a plate with rice and salad. The name comes from the Turkish verb dönmek, meaning “to turn,” a direct reference to the rotating spit that cooks the meat slowly from…
Urfa Kebab (jemný turecký jehněčí kebab)
Urfa Kebap is a mild minced-meat kebab associated with Şanlıurfa, the historic southeastern Turkish city often called Urfa in daily speech. It belongs to the same broad family as Adana Kebap: seasoned ground meat is pressed by hand onto wide metal skewers, then grilled over strong heat until the surface browns and the fat sizzles into the bread below. The…
Adana Kebap: Ručně tvarovaný pikantní turecký jehněčí kebab
Adana Kebap is one of Turkey’s most recognized grilled meat dishes: a long, hand-shaped strip of seasoned minced lamb pressed onto a wide metal skewer and cooked over live charcoal. The dish takes its name from Adana, the hot southern city whose food culture prizes lamb, chile heat, flatbread, raw onion, grilled peppers, and sour, salty drinks such as şalgam.…
Žganci (chorvatská polenta) – vydatná kukuřičná kaše
Žganci patří do rodiny prosté kaše, která kdysi den za dnem sytila venkovské domácnosti, ale stále se objevuje na moderních chorvatských stolech, kdykoli se vám hodí obyčejný hrnec kukuřičné mouky. V severních oblastech kolem Záhřebu, Zagorja a Međimurje slovo žganci často zastupuje to, co mnoho návštěvníků nazývá polentou: hrubě mletá kukuřice vařená v osolené vodě, dokud…
