eTwinning European Local Cookbook
My Little Homeland
2021 / 2022
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Agnieszka WlokaAli Yıldırım
Agnieszka Michalska
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Country :
City :
Country :
City :
Ankara Simidi
TURKEY
Ankara
Necessary ingredients for Ankara bagel
1 kg of sifted flour
10 grams of fresh yeast or 3.5 grams of instant yeast
15 grams of salt
Water
Grape molasses
Roasted sesame
(you can buy this ready-made sesame for bagels
or you can roast sesame seeds at home in a teflon pan)
1 kg of sifted flour
10 grams of fresh yeast or 3.5 grams of instant yeast
15 grams of salt
Water
Grape molasses
Roasted sesame
(you can buy this ready-made sesame for bagels
or you can roast sesame seeds at home in a teflon pan)
Ankara Bagel Making
To prepare the bagel, first of all pay attention to the proportions of flour, salt and yeast. Because different flavors can come out. First, put the sifted flour, dry yeast, salt in the kneading bowl and knead a little hard dough with water. If you are going to use fresh yeast, fluff the yeast with water and 1 sweet granulated sugar beforehand. You need to knead the bagel dough for at least 15 minutes. Then keep the dough aside to ferment. This fermentation will take about half an hour in summer and an hour in winter.
Then break off the meringues from the fermented dough. Roll this into a stick on the counter. Then form the sticks into a ring and join the ends. At this stage, do the combining well so that they do not open while cooking. Arrange the prepared bagel rings on the counter. Let them ferment a little more while they wait here. Mix molasses and water in a saucepan. Adjust the measure of molasses and water to one. This is the best measure. So it's like a glass of molasses and a glass of water. Since we are making Ankara bagels here, we do not boil the molasses water. We dip the bagel rings directly in cold molasses water.
To prepare the bagel, first of all pay attention to the proportions of flour, salt and yeast. Because different flavors can come out. First, put the sifted flour, dry yeast, salt in the kneading bowl and knead a little hard dough with water. If you are going to use fresh yeast, fluff the yeast with water and 1 sweet granulated sugar beforehand. You need to knead the bagel dough for at least 15 minutes. Then keep the dough aside to ferment. This fermentation will take about half an hour in summer and an hour in winter.
Then break off the meringues from the fermented dough. Roll this into a stick on the counter. Then form the sticks into a ring and join the ends. At this stage, do the combining well so that they do not open while cooking. Arrange the prepared bagel rings on the counter. Let them ferment a little more while they wait here. Mix molasses and water in a saucepan. Adjust the measure of molasses and water to one. This is the best measure. So it's like a glass of molasses and a glass of water. Since we are making Ankara bagels here, we do not boil the molasses water. We dip the bagel rings directly in cold molasses water.
Ankara Bagel Making
Put plenty of roasted sesame seeds in another plate. Let your plate be flat and wide so that you find the bagels well. Place the sesame seeds on the baking tray that you have covered with greaseproof paper. Start heating the oven by setting it to 230 degrees. Cook the bagels in the oven to their full consistency. If you overcook the bagels, they may dry out. Then, you can serve the bagels you bought from the oven when they are a little warm, with tea, tulum or feta cheese and tomatoes in summer.
Enjoy your meal.
Put plenty of roasted sesame seeds in another plate. Let your plate be flat and wide so that you find the bagels well. Place the sesame seeds on the baking tray that you have covered with greaseproof paper. Start heating the oven by setting it to 230 degrees. Cook the bagels in the oven to their full consistency. If you overcook the bagels, they may dry out. Then, you can serve the bagels you bought from the oven when they are a little warm, with tea, tulum or feta cheese and tomatoes in summer.
Enjoy your meal.
Ankara Simidi
Kalaba İlkokulu / Ankara TURKEY
Country Croatia
Name of food:
Slavonski čobanac/
Slavonian Shepherd
Slavonski čobanac/
Slavonian Shepherd
Region: Slavonia
Ingredients:
500g beef, 500g venison / venison, roe deer, boar /, 500g ham pork, lard, 800 g onions, 2-3 carrots, 200g celery, 150 g parsley, a bunch of parsley and celery leaves, laurel, 4.5 garlic cloves, tomatoes or peeled tomatoes, ground sweet pepper, hot pepper, salt and pepper, 100 ml of wine, beef stock, spoons, 1 egg, 100g flour
500g beef, 500g venison / venison, roe deer, boar /, 500g ham pork, lard, 800 g onions, 2-3 carrots, 200g celery, 150 g parsley, a bunch of parsley and celery leaves, laurel, 4.5 garlic cloves, tomatoes or peeled tomatoes, ground sweet pepper, hot pepper, salt and pepper, 100 ml of wine, beef stock, spoons, 1 egg, 100g flour