Pilaf Recipes | 28 recipes
Bulgur Rice With Lentils
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Wash the green lentils in a few waters, leave them in hot salted water for half an hour and drain. On the other hand, chop the onions and garlic into large…
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Bulgur Pilaf With Tomatoes
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Cross the back of the tomatoes with a knife and press them with the palm of your hand so that the skin does not mix, and pass it through the coarse part of the…
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Eggplant Bulgur Pilaf
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Eggplant, whose homeland is China and India, is a vegetable grown in hot climates. This food is mostly grown in the Mediterranean Region in Turkey; It is very…
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Siyez Rice With Carrots
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Einkorn wheat, which is considered to be the ancestor of modern wheat for thousands of years, was named 'zız' during the Hittites period. It is usually made of…
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Curtain Rice With Caramelized Onions
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Curtain pilaf, the sultan of dishes, comes to our tables with a different interpretation and taste. Caramelized onions become a very delicious pilaf with rice.…
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Chestnut Stuffed Rice
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This spicy-smelling recipe, which will go well with turkey or chicken dishes on New Year's Eve tables, gathers all the flavors on a single plate. Bon Appetit!…
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Chicken Chickpea Rice
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One of the first things that come to mind when it comes to street food with its unique taste and presentation, which is perhaps the most common on the streets…
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Mushroom Rice Rice
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An ideal meal for vegetarians and light eaters. Mushrooms, which are very high in vegetable protein, give rice pilaf a distinctive flavor. Our pilaf, which is…
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Tomato Basil Rice
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As it is known, tomatoes get their red color from the antioxidant called lycopene and is an extremely useful food that prevents many diseases. Studies show that…
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