Spicy Adana Kebab
Hand-minced lamb and beef kebab seasoned with red chilli flakes and spices, grilled on flat skewers.
32 receitas usando carne vermelha — Kebabs, mezze, baklava e a riqueza da culinária da Anatólia.
Essas 32 receitas de cozinha turca com carne vermelha estão prontas em aproximadamente 71 minutos em média, com 320–720 kcal por porção, e 22% são avaliadas como fáceis o suficiente para uma noite de semana. Cada receita inclui quantidades exatas de ingredientes, instruções passo a passo e nutrição completa por porção.
A culinária turca varia de espetinhos fumegantes e grelhados e mezze a suaves pratos de vegetais em azeite, equilibrando riqueza com iogurte, limão e ervas. Quando cozinheiros de cozinha turca trabalham com carne vermelha, eles buscam azeite de oliva, cominho, pimenta vermelha em flocos (pul biber), alho, iogurte e hortelã fresca, e as técnicas que aparecem mais nessas receitas são grelhar, fervura, cozimento lento e fritura.
Uma carne vermelha rica e profundamente saborosa que recompensa tanto o sear rápido e quente quanto o cozimento lento, dependendo do corte. Nesta coleção, é mais frequentemente cozido com onion, garlic, cumin, tomatoes, tomato paste e paprika. Os pratos aqui variam de clássicos de cozinha turca prontos em apenas 32 minutos para cozimento mais lento e envolvido que recompensa uma tarde relaxante.
Favorito dos leitores: Spicy Adana Kebab é o prato melhor avaliado nesta coleção com 4.9★ de 2,103 avaliações.
Hand-minced lamb and beef kebab seasoned with red chilli flakes and spices, grilled on flat skewers.
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Thin, crispy flatbread topped with spiced minced lamb, tomatoes and herbs — Turkey's beloved street food.
Juicy grilled lamb and beef patties seasoned with onion, parsley and cumin — a Turkish grill essential.
Golden boat-shaped flatbread filled with spiced lamb, peppers and egg — Turkey's answer to pizza.
Smoky fire-roasted eggplant puree topped with spiced ground lamb and garlicky yogurt — a showpiece of Gaziantep cuisine.
Juicy, spiced lamb and beef cooked home-style in a pan to replicate the rotating spit experience — sliced thin and served with flatbread, tomatoes, and yogurt sauce.
Crispy torpedo-shaped shells of spiced fine bulgur stuffed with seasoned ground lamb, pine nuts, and caramelized onion — the jewel of Levantine and southeastern Turkish cuisine.
Seasoned ground lamb and beef shaped onto flat metal skewers and grilled over charcoal — the quintessential Turkish street food and barbecue centerpiece.
Pan-fried spiced lamb meatballs braised with potato wedges, tomato, and peppers in a rich tomato sauce — a beloved Aegean comfort dish from İzmir.
Iranian-style ground lamb and onion kebab pressed onto wide flat skewers and grilled over charcoal — the national kebab of Iran, with a distinctive ridged shape and aromatic spicing.
Ground lamb kebab cooked in a frying pan rather than over charcoal — the ingenious Persian home-cooking solution for kebab without a grill, yielding tender, juicy patties.
Lebanese-style ground lamb or beef kebab seasoned with allspice, cinnamon, pine nuts, and fresh herbs — grilled or pan-cooked into fragrant, aromatic patties.
Tiny handmade Turkish dumplings filled with spiced lamb, served with garlic yogurt, paprika butter and dried mint. One of Turkey's most celebrated dishes.
Juicy Turkish meatballs seasoned with onion, parsley, cumin and oregano, grilled or pan-fried and served with flatbread, yogurt and salad.
Hearty Turkish white bean stew cooked with tomato, onion and lamb — a national comfort food served with rice pilav and pickles.
Turkish grilled meatballs — spiced ground lamb and beef patties chargrilled until juicy and smoky, served with piyaz salad and flatbread.
Turkish ground meat kebab with spices and pine nuts — charred, juicy, essential.
Turkish soup with tiny spiced meatballs and vegetables — light, aromatic, comforting.
Kayseri's beloved miniature lamb dumplings — sealed in fingertip-sized pasta squares, boiled, then drowned in garlic yogurt and chilli-spiced brown butter.
Thin, crisp flatbreads spread with a bright minced meat, pepper, tomato, parsley, and spice topping.
Tiny beef-filled dumplings served with garlic yogurt, paprika butter, mint, and sumac.
Authentic Turkish döner kebab: thinly sliced spiced lamb and beef cooked slowly on a vertical rotisserie, served in flatbread with yogurt, sumac onions, tomato, and chillies.
A hearty Turkish white bean stew simmered in a smoky tomato and pepper paste base, traditionally served over rice pilaf.
A generous Turkish mixed grill plate of lamb chops, chicken and kofte, served with grilled vegetables and warm bread.
Fried eggplant split and stuffed with a savory ground beef and tomato filling, baked until bubbling, its name meaning 'split belly'.
Tiny hand-folded Turkish dumplings filled with spiced ground beef, boiled and served under a blanket of garlicky yogurt and paprika butter.
Juicy, spiced Turkish grilled meatballs made from hand-mixed ground beef and lamb, seasoned with cumin, and charred over high heat.
A rich, tomato-based Turkish white bean stew simmered with onion and a touch of pepper paste, Turkey's unofficial national dish.
Tiny hand-folded Turkish dumplings filled with spiced ground meat, boiled and served in garlicky yogurt with a sizzling paprika butter.
Baked eggplant halves stuffed with ground beef, tomato and peppers, in the style of karnıyarık.
A spiced Turkish kofte patty burger with garlicky yogurt sauce, tomato and pickled onion.
Os cortes tenros (sela, costela) são adequados para cozimento rápido; os cortes mais duros e ricos em colágeno (paleta, peito, canela) são feitos para ensopados e assados. Procure por cor vermelho vivo e marmoreio fino.
Tempere generosamente e deixe os bifes chegarem à temperatura ambiente antes de sear. Descanse a carne cozida de 5–10 minutos para que os sucos se redistribuam; corte contra o fio para mantê-lo macio.
Bifes: 52°C / 125°F para mal passado até 71°C / 160°F para bem passado. A carne moída deve sempre atingir 71°C / 160°F.
Uma excelente fonte de proteína completa, ferro, zinco e vitamina B12; cortes mais magros mantêm a gordura saturada sob controle.
A maioria dessas 32 receitas de cozinha turca com carne vermelha estão prontas em torno de 71 minutos do início ao fim. A mais rápida, Izgara Kofte (Turkish Grilled Meatballs), leva aproximadamente 32 minutos, enquanto os pratos cozidos mais lentamente chegam a 135 minutos.
Nesta coleção, variam de aproximadamente 320 a 720 kcal por porção, com média de 460 kcal — Turkish Meatball Soup é a opção mais leve com 320 kcal.
Turkish Köfte – Grilled Spiced Minced Meat Patties é um ótimo lugar para começar — é avaliada como easy e fica pronta em aproximadamente 35 minutos. 22% das receitas aqui são amigas do iniciante.
Nessas receitas, carne vermelha é mais frequentemente emparelhada com onion, garlic, cumin, tomatoes, tomato paste e paprika. As cozinhas de cozinha turca também se apoiam em azeite de oliva, cominho, pimenta vermelha em flocos (pul biber), alho, iogurte e hortelã fresca.
Bifes: 52°C / 125°F para mal passado até 71°C / 160°F para bem passado. A carne moída deve sempre atingir 71°C / 160°F.
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