Links to externally published english translations of Musa Dağdeviren’s recipes, the paucity of which initially inspired this project. All open in new tabs. Please report bad links HERE.
Apps / Mezze
Biber Cacigi “Pepper and Yogurt Spread” (at The Atlantic)
Lor dolmasi “Fresh Cheese dolmas” (at the Special Broadcasting Service of Australia)
Meats / Kebabs
Grilled Lamb kebabs with smoky Tomato sauce (at Food and Wine)
Cartlak Kebap “Liver Kebab With Onion Salad” (at The Atlantic)
Adana Kebab (at Anissas.com)
Yoghurt-marinated Chicken kebabs with Aleppo Pepper (at Epicurious via Bon Appetit)
Kapama “Baked Lamb and Rice” (at the Special Broadcasting Service of Australia)
Perde Pilavi “Pastry-Veiled wedding pilaf” (at ifood.tv; originally via Saveur, no extant link)
Primarily Vegetable Dishes
Eggplant and Lentil stew with Pomegranate molasses (at Food and Wine) aka Mualle
Zucchini Musakka with Chickpeas and spiced Lamb (at Food and Wine)
Swiss Chard with Garlicky Yoghurt (at Food and Wine)
Leeks culiama (at Culinarytrends.net)
Salads
Turkish chopped salad (at Food and Wine)
Tangy Mung Bean salad (at Food and Wine)
Zahter Salad “Fresh Thyme, Parsley, and Onions in Pomegranate Molasses Dressing” (at The Atlantic)
Desserts
Yoghurt with sautéed Fruit and dried Nuts (at Food and Wine)
Although there are a few other postings of mild variations on some of the above recipes, and a few food bloggers who have attempted their own recreations of dishes they enjoyed at Dağdeviren’s restaurants in Kadiköy, the above essentially represent the totality of English-language recipes adapted from Dağdeviren at the commencement of this project.
Recipes translated in collaboration with Neba Noyan:
- Tarhana Çorbasi, Vazil, Akçaabat
- Potato Piyaz, Eastern Turkey
- Fava bean Piyaz from Birecik
- Hibeş, from Antalya and the surrounding region
- Tatli Has, from Southeast Turkey
- Kelle Kavurması
- Borani, from Bursa
- Kitel Fum (Garlic Patties) from Siirt
- Crushed Fresh Almond Wraps
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