Merhaba,
Turkey,
the country I would love to eat a turkey for but perhaps that would be
cannibalism. Anyway, I decided to cook Turkish meatballs, known as kofta.
The
meatballs were easier than expected to make and consisted of breadcrumbs, lamb
mince, cumin, allspice, mint, garlic, parsley and egg. It held together
surprisingly well considering other attempts at this kind of dish have gone a
little off track.
I
served the kofta with pita bread and yoghurt, the meatballs were nice and moist
inside. I must say that cold yoghurt and meat doesn’t appeal to me but I still
love the idea of yoghurt as a marinade.
Güle
güle
Sam’s
rating: 7/10
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