Easiest Way to Make SUCUK At Home! THE ESSENTIAL FLAVOR OF TURKISH BREAKFAST 😍 IT'S SO DELICIOUS

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Are you ready to level up your breakfast game? We're sharing our secret recipe for making scrumptious homemade Sucuk, the star of any Turkish breakfast! 😍 This irresistible sausage will have you drooling, and it's so simple to make at home. Watch this video and add a tasty twist to your breakfast table that will leave everyone craving more. 🤤

To follow what is happening in our kitchen and cooking school;

REFİKA'S SUCUK RECIPE

0,5 kg ground meat (~1 lb.)
5 cloves of garlic, peeled
1 tablespoon chilli pepper (not spicy)
1 teaspoon hot chili pepper
½ teaspoon peppercorn
1 tablespoon cumin
1 teaspoon salt
a pinch of cinnamon
a pinch of allspice
a pinch of coriander seeds
2 tablespoons olive oil
50 gr halloumi cheese(~1,8 oz)
1 handful pistachio (50 gr , ~1,8 oz)
1 handful walnut (50 gr walnut, ~1,8 oz)
a teaspoon butter to cook

- First, we are going to prepare delicious spice mix of sucuk; for that, in a mortar put 5 cloves of garlic, 1/2 teaspoon peppercorn, a pinch of coriander seeds and 1 teaspoon salt. Then smash them with pestle and make a puree.
- After you have a sandy mix add 1 tablespoon of cumin, a pinch of cinnamon, a pinch of allspice, 1 tablespoon of chili pepper which is not spicy, 1 teaspoon hot chili pepper and 2 tablespoons of olive oil. Mix them well. Add the paste to 0,5 kg ground meat and knead very well about 10-13 minutes. Meat should have around %25-30 fat. If you are going to use pork or lamb, keep that in mind.
- After kneading, rest the mixture in room temperature for 4 hours and then 2-3 days in the refrigerator. The reason we are doing that to infuse all of the spices to the meat.
- Divide rested mixture into 4 pieces. Take one piece and give it a sausage shape roughly. Firmly roll with plastic film and twist the both ends.
- For the second and third piece, dice 50 gr of halloumi cheese, roughly chop 1 handful of pistachio and mix them with meat. Roll them into plastic film same as the first one.
- Fort the last one chop 1 handful of walnuts (50 gr) and roll it like you do for the previous ones.
- Rest them in the refrigerator for 2 more days and later put them in the the freezer. After they are frozen you can eat anytime you want. They can stay fresh in the freezer for 6 months.
It is important to note that when you want to eat, unwrap the plastic film and slice them around 0,5 cm (0,2 in.)
- Also put a thin pan on medium heat and add a teaspoon of butter. When butter melted place sucuk slices into the pan and cook each side until you have golden brown, thin crisp which will take around 30-40 seconds.
After that dip your bread to pan and eat it with all buttery and flavorful sucuk! You can eat your sucuk with sunny side up eggs or menemen which we made a couple of weeks before. You can enjoy your sucuk with beans as well.
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Oh my God. Finally a sensible Turkish cooking channel for the world. Turkey is an amazing place with delicious cuisine. You explain everything so nicely. I live your channel. Thank you. JazakAllahu khair

ambareenkausar
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Cinnamon is a preservative agent for everything. It gives longer shelf life what you gonna adding in. That's why you better add it. 😉 A little bit cloves work well with cinnamon I think. 😊

SedatUyanik
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I’ve made sucuk 3 times now in less than two months. She’s right: add cooked sucuk to unseasoned black beans and they absorb all the incredible flavor!

borizh
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I'm an American living in Turkey with a very traditional Turkish eater 🙄 and I LOVE watching your videos! You've help me prepare many delicious meals! Teşekkür ederim!!

nikkispaulding
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I am new to Turkish food and culture. You are a great "introduction" for me. Teşekkür ederım!

wrbageera
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Refika! I made Miss Sucuk last Saturday and today I prepared it just like you showed us, in the frying pan, with butter. It was so delicious! I've never eaten the original one, this is the first time, but it really tasted matured and spicy. Great recipe and really practical as a snack when you're feeling like you don't want to be in the kitchen for more than 10 minutes. Güle güle from Brazil!

LeandroSilva-yfuf
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Greetings from Maryland!...Kudos to you and you Team!... You guys ROCK!!!

trudyfarnum
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This recipe is extraordinary 😭😭😭 i tried it and sucuk was perfect. Taste just like home.

marwaabdelrahman
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You bring peace and great joy to my soul! Your new Kitchen is beautiful and I visited Istanbul sooo long ago. I was mesmerized by the Bosporus and the history of the Ottoman Empire. In my life today, I would love to revisit but I would be looking for a food tour of Istanbul. Funny how life changes and food is love!

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I love your English and Turkish video, thank you for doing them as it makes being locked inside more bearable. I was lucky enough to visit your shop near your home during the summer last year and can’t wait to get back to Istanbul to eat all the delicious foods once the world is safe again. I hope you’re all keeping well and safe there xx

roblatchford
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Oh thank you for this. I haven't had proper sucuk since my last trip to Turkey; which was too long ago. Loved it fried with the local fresh bread (looks like a baguette, sorry I've forgotten the name) that is sold in glass cases outside the shops.
Beautiful country and people, I hope you all get through the virus crisis safely.
I can now start making my own sucuk properly as I never got the recipe right before.
Enjoying the channel and many thanks again.

Getpojke
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Teshekur ederim rafika. I have alot of turkish friends all professors based in the philippines through the years and they always invite to appreciate turkish food with their families which has now become my all time favorite

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I searched up Turkish food recipes for God knows what reason and have been watching videos for the past two days ...and then today, YouTube leads me to you and I gotta say...I ABSOLUTELY LOVE YOU, YOUR TEAM AND YOUR CHANNEL!! Thank you so much for sharing your rich cuisine with the world. Looking forward to visiting this incredible country someday and try out the authentic food (after I make money..obviously: P)

SarahYohannan
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you have perfected the science of presenting the art of your cooking. or you have perfected the art of presenting the science of cooking. in both cases you are a Genius! waiting for more Videos from you!

HassanKhan-csho
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I've said it before and I'll say it again, you are genius, generous and gloriously fun to learn from... Someday, my dream would be that when we can all travel and not worry about contagion that you would come to the US southwest to learn about such fun stuff as Mexican chorizo, tamales, carne seca, carne asada, machaca, chilis rellenos, hand-made tortillas, etc. Further it would be so great to see you learn about the original Native American foods, preparation as well as the history behind some of the "American Indian" dishes that were born of their having to survive on government subsidy food after having been forced out of their natural ways of healthy living. You are so brilliant and loving it would mean a lot to hear your thoughts and see you learn all about it.
May God and the spirits bless you, Refika!

cornfloats
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I love watching your recipes but what I love the most is watch you eat 😂it makes me so happy the way you eat with such a pleasure

ubsndqh
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Rip it, pull apart same thing, just grab a pieces and eat it. OMG it looks delicious, beautiful, I am so trying, thank you so much for sharing. I love your passion

charleekarina
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Thank you for a recipe that doesn't need intestines!! I can make some for my husband to enjoy until we get back to Turkey. Hopefully soon.

kimmcvitty
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your cooking is fantastic you not only cook but you has been educated me about eating bulgur instead of rice . I am a prediabetic and you gave me an alternative to rice. Continue helping us learn more about nutritious meal. i want you to know that i am making my own sausage. Thanks

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I am obsessed. Obsessed. With this channel. You are so charming, and hilarious, and knowledgable! I am officially promoting you to all of my food-obsessed friends, and I know they'll be obsessed too. Thank you so much for all of the work you and the team put into these videos, and I'n so excited to keep learning from you!

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