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List of ingredients and detailed instructions in the description. Some further tips and explanations:
- Important thing is not to smash or knead the meat, it has to be finely chopped and minced with a sharp knife, best with a kebab knife or mezzaluna should work as well.
- Additional fat (lamb tail fat for signature flavor) should be used if using lean parts of the lamb (i.e. leg of lamb). If ribs or belly used (high fat content) additional fat is not a must. Total fat content should be around 30% to 15%.
- One of the most challenging part is to form the kebabs on the shish, cold skewers and cold meat helps together with a bit of water on the hands.
- A proper kebab chopped with a knife may (and should) fall off the skewers during cooking. If that happens, the kebabs can be supported with thin skewers on the bottom while cooking.
- If using chili flakes (Turkish pul biber) insted of paprika powder, saturate them in 1 - 2 tsp to have a nice red color.
Thank you for sharing. Is there an alternative you can recommend for sumac? Thank you!
ОтветитьSo I think I will get rid of my meat grinder because that Kebab knife is awesome!
ОтветитьThis is 100% Persian Kabab Koobideh lol... Way to go stealing other nations stuff Turkey... Not that it's their first time, so I'm not surprised...
ОтветитьVery good
ОтветитьI lived in Turkey for a year and this was one the many dishes I enjoyed. Thanks...
ОтветитьCongs from adana. Thats a pretty ideal adana kebap. You would use more lamb fat. 👍👍👍👍
ОтветитьWorst way of putting kabab on skewers. Please watch videos of Persian kebab to learn how.
Ответитьa proper one indeed. well done chef!
ОтветитьYou used only lamb meat and lamb fat, and you chopped it with a knife (zirh). Props to you!
ОтветитьWhy male meat ? I dont think that the guys from the supermarket can say if its male or female !
ОтветитьRamo brought me here
ОтветитьYou do not recommend meat grinder?
ОтветитьLooks yummy.
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Very good recipe. I bought food from a turkish restaurant near my house and I fell in love so I wanted to make it at home. This recipe was better than the restaurant. Thank you my brother for sharing
ОтветитьMusic like hes cooking in a war zone.
Damn
Needs tzatziki
ОтветитьWhy is it recommended the meat come from a male lamb? Does the gender of the meat matter?
ОтветитьMy Adana fall off the metal skewer. What could be the reason?
Ответитьparfait pour chier en spray
ОтветитьWow
Ответитьnever use gloves while making adana kebab
ОтветитьIts a nice try dude well done !Let me give you an advice: Next time add some lamb brisket which gives more crispness and holds the juices evenly.
ОтветитьTurkish food is too salty.
ОтветитьMade me hungry and I’ve only just eaten! Thanks for taking the time to share your method 👍
ОтветитьLooks amazing!!! Just hope you didn’t use that specific paprika juice for salad ;)
ОтветитьThe only turkish restaurant in my town that didnt make doners. Made this adana kebab and it was my favourite place for years. Severall years ago the owner died and i was sad for losing a great man, and his great kebabs. Havent had one since, but thanks to you I will so all i can say is teşekkür ederim my friend!!!
ОтветитьMüzik ile olan uyum inanılmaz 😊
ОтветитьGood job from TÜRKİYE 🇹🇷
Ответитьred paprika is definitely not optional
ОтветитьPut some parcely in and you got syrian kebabs ten times better
Free syria revolution until victory
“Don’t throw it (the juice) away, it’s great for salads” – good tip but he did cut it on the board + knife + glove with raw meat, so no, not a good tip in that case. Love he’s vids though
ОтветитьLet's be honest, guys. It does look like two big poop logs, the kind that would clog up your shitter. 💩
Ответитьwell that is not turkish, that's Armenian dish !!!
ОтветитьI was a kebab chef and wow dude u are rly professional.
ОтветитьBhai ka Javab nai......ekdum Super ❤
Ответитьİ am from Adana and i confirm the recipe
İt looks delicious
Real Adana kebab like a bulgur wheat
ОтветитьLots of microplastic added in kabab from cutting plate made of plastic 🤮🤮🤮
ОтветитьHi,
Can this be achieved in the oven?
No onions !!!
ОтветитьNo onions, no black pepper, no other spices!!!
The way you post the ingredients on the screen is very confusing to us. Please keep it at one spot/corner on the screen
Well done, it is great representation of the Adana kebab
ОтветитьSAHTE ADANA
Bu yapılan Adana kebap değil ki. Bu Urfa dedikleri kebap. Bazı salaklar ki buna kebapçı garsonları da dahildir Adana ile Urfa farkının acılı ve acısız şeklinde olduğunu sanır.
Halbuki asıl olay şudur: Adana kebaba çatal batmaz. Çatalını batırmaya çalıştıkça kebap ufalanır. Yani kıymaya benzer. Urfa kebap ise köfteyi andırır, yani çatal batar. Adana enlidir, Urfa toparlağa yakındır.
Kullanılan malzemelerde farklar vardır elbette ama esas mesela yukarıda anlattığım gibi etin dokusudur.
Bu videoda bize Adana diye izlettiriken şey Urfa kebabıdır. Sadece bilmemekle yetinmiyorlar, bir de cehaletlerini millete kakalıyorlar.
Terrible music choice.
ОтветитьAmazing, thanks
ОтветитьAFERIM!
ОтветитьGrazie per la ricetta! 🙂
ОтветитьThe KEBAB shot at the end on the laffa looks awesome!
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