- for
Turkish pilafs.
Turkish cuisine contains many
different pilaf types. Some of
these variations are pirinç (rice)
pilaf,
bulgur pilaf, and arpa şehriye...
- appearance,
although the
texture is different.
Armenians prepare bulgur as a
pilaf in
chicken stock, with or
without sautéed noodles, or
cooked with tomatoes...
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Kabuli ****o, Pashto: قابلی پلاو, Urdu: کابلی پُلاؤ) is a
variety of
pilaf made in Afghanistan. The core
ingredients are
steamed rice
mixed with caramelized...
-
cuisine can be
distinguished by its
various kinds of kebabs. Similarly,
pilaf dishes were
influenced by
Turkish cuisine.
Further information about cuisine...
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appetisers on the table,
followed by a soup and one or two main
courses such as
pilaf and beshbarmak. They also
drink their national beverage, kumys,
which consists...
- turmeric, and coriander.
Signature dishes include kubbeh (dumplings),
pilafs,
grilled meats, and
stews like hamin. Jews of the
Mizrahi communities cook...
- were
served with
thick sauces made from
yogurt and
crushed nuts. The rice
pilafs were sophisticated.
Desserts were
flavored with rose.
Modern Indian cuisine...
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flies his
Nimbus after Pilaf's car to get the last Dragon...
- was the
favorite cooking fat of the
Ottoman palace.
Butter was used for
pilafs,
sweet pastries,
savory börek, and
other dishes.
Olive oil,
although used...
