Purslane, which grows widely in temperate climates, is a medicinal herb of Asian origin and also used in Chinese medicine. Every part of the plant except the root, including leaves, stems, flowers and seeds, can be…
Dishes in which vegetables and meat are arranged in layers and cooked without mixing are in the "sitting" category in Turkish Cuisine. Eggplant and minced meat are among the flavors that go well together. Although…
Chard, which comes from the spinach family and looks very similar to spinach, is a nutritious, satisfying and rich green vegetable. Borani is a type of dish in Turkish cuisine that combines green vegetables with yoghurt…
Purslane, locally known as pirpirim herb, is a herbal source of omega-3 and iron. It is also an energizing, healthy herbal food due to the many vitamins and minerals it contains. In terms of heart health, it is…
Cabbage, one of the most economical and accessible vegetables of the winter season, contains high vitamins, minerals and fiber. In Anatolian cuisine, stuffed wraps are made without meat, with bulgur, plenty of mint and…
Cabbage is a vegetable that is most easily accessible during the winter months and is very rich in fiber and vitamins. You can consume it cold or hot when cooked without meat, along with plenty of vegetables. It will…
Seasoned, juicy meatballs, one of the classic pot dishes of Turkish cuisine, are cooked with plenty of vegetables. This vegetable-based, nutritious and high-protein meal may be a good choice, especially for children who…
In Turkish cuisine, many vegetables are stuffed with minced meat and stuffed and consumed as a stew. Among them, the most preferred and frequently made stuffed zucchini; It is both very easy and very economical. Enjoy…