Bulgur is a cereal food made from the cracked parboiled groats of several different wheat species, most often from durum wheat. It is very popular in the Turkish cuisine and often replaces rice. “Kısır” is a salad, made with the thinnest/finest sort of bulgur (which can be found in almost all supermarkets in Germany) with... Continue Reading →
Cookbook: “Kabak Dolma” (Turkish Stuffed Zucchini)
Turkish people love to stuff food. There are variations of “dolma” (Turkish for “stuffed”) that are served warm or cold, have meat in them or are vegetarian (or even vegan). Also, “dolma” can be in the form of stuffed vegetables or in versions in which you roll the stuffing into leaved vegetables like cabbage. This... Continue Reading →