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Afyet Olsun!
ОтветитьAmazing lovely recipe MashAllah
ОтветитьThanks for the recipe! so great !
Ответитьgoing to try this...yum
ОтветитьYou also look like you are from Ottoman times
ОтветитьLooks yummy. I will try to make it soon!
ОтветитьSpas dikim, ew bi rastî xweş e
ОтветитьNO ÇILBIR WİTHOUT GARLİC
ОтветитьInteresting, it’s almost exactly how you make Manti but without the raviolis , just poached eggs instead. Will try! Thanks !
ОтветитьWhat a shame, a young girl and she has no hair... She probably has hair loss
ОтветитьNot for me but thank you for sharing this great video. Still prefer menemen over this one :)
ОтветитьI’m having this for dinner tonight. Thanks for the inspiration. I love your channel.
ОтветитьBoooooring! Just say…poach eggs..we know the rest…so boring i couldn’t watch so i still don’t know how to make it!
ОтветитьI love Cilbir. Thank you for your video tutorial.
ОтветитьThank you so much for sharing, loved your video. I have come across this recipe some time ago and it hás become one of my egg favourites. I have only tried it with paprika, I am going to try and find the spices mentioned here and add the mint (normally I use parsley, because it is what I have at hand). Thank you ☀️
ОтветитьTurkish Food really very nice to taste
ОтветитьYummy recipe thanks
ОтветитьSuch a beautiful breakfast dish ❤❤❤
ОтветитьI’m lazy so I’ll do it a la egg cocotte and drizzle with chili butter
Ответитьtwirl the water when you drop the eggs to prevent the whites from spreading. good recipe and yes to garlic in the yoghurt
ОтветитьI don’t care
ОтветитьVery nicely explain 😊
ОтветитьAmazing and delicious recipe, thank you!.
ОтветитьIt makes me very angry and sad that women in Turkey, Arab countries, etc. have to cover themselves with a scarf or something like that😥❤💪
Ответитьماشااللہ۔۔۔😋😋😋
ОтветитьI've been intimidated by this dish for a long time but your demonstration showed me it's not that involved. Just made it in ten minutes, using simple ingredients from the pantry - and it was one of the best things I've tasted for a long time.
ОтветитьThanks from Chile
ОтветитьVery nice! In Bulgaria we call this dish “Jaica po Panagurski” - Яйца по Панагюрски.
ОтветитьEasy to cook, very good in emergency 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
ОтветитьLooks really tasty. Will definitely have it for breakfast. Thanks.
ОтветитьWill try ❤ from INDIA
ОтветитьMost outstanding
Ответить❤❤❤
ОтветитьYou explain your recipe really good. I always put garlic in mine eggs and parsley too.
ОтветитьI going to try it. Thanks sister
ОтветитьLook! You have some egg white sticking to the back of the perforated spoon. If you are not taking it out, I am planning to walk to your country remove it, even if I have to travel back in time. Please just gently shake the spoon (i mean perforated) in the water before taking it out. This is a metaphysical thing.
ОтветитьCan I switch the chili flakes with fresh chopped chili?
ОтветитьHay muchas versiones de huevos turcos pero no se cual será el original
Igual todos los que vi se ven riquísimos!
Omg thankyou so much I'm going to make this tomorrow, and is Pul biber just like red chilli flakes 🤗 I used to live not far from a Turkish international store, but now I'm so far away from it I miss the Turkish coffee that I used to buy their too Omg. Best 👌
ОтветитьYumurta çok yönlü ve lezzetli bir yemektir, günün her saatinde yiyebilirsiniz.
Ответить🌹🌹🌹❤️❤️❤️💐💐💐💕💕💕😀
ОтветитьWe have this dish quite regularly... Its truly amazing... Thank you Turkey for this recepie... ❤️🇮🇳
ОтветитьDélicieux
ОтветитьUse fresh lemon juice instead of vinegar
Ответитьsister!
You are introducing cooking procedures in a very easy way with great effort
Which are in the reach of everyone
Please continue this effort
Nice recipe
ОтветитьHe visto una recomendación, poner el huevo en un colador y dejar que salga el agua que tiene y luego ponerlo en el agua hirviendo... así no se desparrame la clara y el huevo queda recogido. Si es un huevo muy fresco, por supuesto. Un saludo desde España.
ОтветитьCould us any vinegar
ОтветитьGreek yoghurt not thick yoghurt since Greece existed before Turkey invaded. Don't be ashamed to say the real name Greek yoghurt.
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