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12-Minute Recipe Has A BILLION Views – Is It Good? | Turkish Pasta



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00:00 Introduction
00:13 What are we making?
1:15 Why are we making it?
1:30 Boiling the pasta.
2:04 Making the meat topping.
2:40 Seasonings.
3:43 Making the yogurt sauce.
4:16 Chopping the veggies.
4:50 Making the paprika butter.
6:04 Assembling the pasta.
7:30 Taste test.
9:56 Final thoughts.

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37 Comments

  1. I have a stovetop pressure cooker and no plans to buy an instant pot, but I didn't understand what you said about being able to leave the instant pot but needing to babysit the stovetop. It takes so little time in the stovetop (beans). What did you mean?

  2. I’m going to throw you some advice. When you go for that bite of food, do not scrape your teeth on the utensils. Over time this can cause faint chips and cracks that will turn into fractures and so on. On a more personal note. The scraping noise is unnerving to a lot of people.

  3. i think i would take the yogourt out of the fridge to reach room temp before adding it to the pasta. The turks have a breakfast egg recipe with yogourt, raw garlic and salt. You add a poached egg on top of the garlic yogourt, as well as chili oil/butter on top(Cilbir). I dont like the yogourt cold.

  4. the funny thing about greek yogurt is that the word yogurt comes from turkic languages of ancient times which is common with all modern languages from asia, the word yogurt was passed to the west by the ottoman empire which got that word from the seljukids that came from asia
    the base of the word yogurt is yogurmak which means to knead

  5. Serendipitiously,, I just saw this while trying to think about WHAT do have for dinner!… Also.. because of New Years leftovers and ingredients, I have all the stuff to make this! (which I am going to do).. I even have some feta cheese to crumble on the top, which I think will be great. My ground meat mixture is already crumbled and browned from a previous dinner (left over greek lamb burgers) So this should be pretty easy to adapt to what I got. Thank you Emmy ! (as always)

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