Edirne-jigar liver in turkish
4 servings
30 min
30 min
Beef liver - 1000 g, Wheat flour - 250 g, Vegetable oil - 1 l, Salt - to taste, Ground black pepper - to taste, Bell pepper - 6 pcs., Tomatoes - 6 pcs., Yogurt - 200 g, Chili pepper - 100 g
Meanwhile, pour quite a lot of oil into a spacious cauldron or deep frying pan. Looking ahead, I will say that the fat content of this dish does not depend on the amount of oil that will be used, but success depends directly. There will be little oil - everything, some kind of rubbish will turn out, and not Edirne-Dzhigar! Dzhigar is a liver, and in Turkish, and in Azerbaijani, and in Uzbek. It seems that in all Turkic languages this spare part is called the same.
Now here is such a dried pepper. Young, unripe peppers were harvested and dried in the shade. It is not too spicy, it is moderate, but also quite tasty, fragrant. I don't know how to replace it with you, but I have similar Spanish, and in which case I will take the usual bell pepper, albeit not dried. Although cut into slices and dry in an ordinary slightly opened and barely hot oven, as a workpiece, otherwise this pepper always disappears is a trifle matter!
Now look at the serve. The knit of peppers at the back and right is a set, it's fresh pepper so far. Left and front is a sauce of tomato and fresh pepper. Yes, grate tomatoes and peppers, warm them with a drop of oil, salt them on the right. Fresh vegetables and onions, because why cook what you can eat raw, receiving vitamins and benefits? Moreover, out - nearby - yogurt is worth it. Yes, yes, yoghurt in Edirne stands, it has the consistency of fresh mozzarella, it can be cut