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SULTAN'S DIET: 10 DELICIOUS & UNIQUE MEDIEVAL OTTOMAN …
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- Piliç Topkapı. This Ottoman dish is a king on the feast table—a star of its own show. You may have had chicken stuffed with risotto before but have you ever tried chicken thighs stuffed with a nutty yet sweet pilau?
- Mutancana. Shhhh! Step carefully. You don’t want to reveal this exquisite dish to the rest of the world, especially if you can make it. Otherwise, you might find it becomes the only topic of conversation, the only dish you’re forced to recreate.
- Vezir Parmağı. This airy dessert is a light, buttery cake-like pastry made from semolina. The little morsels are then drenched in a sweet yet zesty syrup.
- Hünkar Beğendi. Translated literally as ‘The Sultan Loved It,’ if you like the name, then you best be prepared for flavors that await you. This dish is simply a chunky, tantalizing lamb stewed in a tangy tomato sauce.
- Patlıcanlı Pilav. Rice is a ‘Cinderella dish.’ On its own, it’s a humble staple, but each country has found a way to transform it into the beautiful princess that it could be from Italy’s risotto to the Afghani pulao, to the Spanish Paella to the Indian Biryani.
- Piruhi. Somewhere between a börek and a mantı, these stuffed dumplings will have you saying, ‘Oh. My. Goodness’ with every bite – if you can get your hands on them, that is.
- Mıhlama. Though it has an amusing sound (‘mooh-lah-ma’), this dish is cheese heaven. Yellowy-orange cheese is melted down, thickened with cornflour and a touch of that buttery goodness makes this mouth-watering dish a delicacy for those that love their cheese.
- Düğün Çorbası. Literally known as the ‘Wedding soup,’ this soup will warm you up in the winter. If you were to go time-traveling, you’d see a cauldron over an open fire in Ottoman Palace kitchens.
- Keşkek. Served in religious ceremonies, particularly weddings, this stew has been designated as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Turkey by UNESCO in 2011.
- Demirhindi Şerbeti. This treat made its way to Italy, where it was called the ‘sorbetto’. The French then refined that to ‘sorbet.’ Yet, the origins of ‘sherbet’ were not an Italian iced treat, nor an American drink, nor a British powder.
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