Constantinopolis
Hunkar begendi
Hunkar begendi is a Turkish dish and means literally “Sultan’s Delight. It is well known in Greece and cooked by the Greeks in Constantinopolis.
Ekmek Kataifi
Recipe taken from http://www.faliraki-info.com/susie/greek-recipes/pastries/ekmek.htm
Kazandibi
Kazan dipi is the eastern version of creme brulee.
The best kazan dipi is made with bubal’s milk. Kazan dipi means in turkish bottom of the mess kettle. The sweet originates from the East. It is a speciality of the Turkish cuisine, which has passed also to the Greek cuisine. It can be found more often in Northern Greece.
Minced Meat Rissoles with Cumin
This meal originates from the city of Smyrni in the coast of Asia Minor. The word Soutzoukakia comes from the Turkish word Sucuk (a spicy sausage). The meal is part of the Constantinopolitan Cuisine.
Yuvarlak with ouzo
Yuvarlak means round in Turkish. Yiouvarlakia are a kind of meatballs with sauce. The are found in Greek as well as in Turkish cuisines. In this recipe we added some ouzo to give some extra flavour in the meatballs.
Meat rissoles from Constantinopolis
The lemon zest in the recipe makes the rissoles more tasty.
Burghul with Fried Eggplant and Herbs
Taken from The Greek Vegetarian – Diane Kochilas. The origin of this meal is actually from the Greeks of Constantinopolis.
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