Another new recipe
Sep. 17th, 2010 07:02 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Oh my gosh.
I rarely cook out of Saveur because it's ... well, it's rather esoteric. It's full of ingredients that are impossible to find in small-town America, unfamiliar techniques, and strange flavor combinations that are not always so pleasing to my (I suppose less-refined) palate. Although I would love to be the discerning foodie who cooks esoteric recipes on a regular basis, it's not practical to my daily life.
However.
Mirtoga (browned-flour scrambled eggs) is easy, incredibly delicious, and probably very bad for my health.
Did I mention absolutely delicious? It tastes like a pastry, actually. I would eat it for dessert.
Or breakfast. Or lunch. Or dinner. Or a snack.
Also it is the first time that I've cooked anything Turkish.
I rarely cook out of Saveur because it's ... well, it's rather esoteric. It's full of ingredients that are impossible to find in small-town America, unfamiliar techniques, and strange flavor combinations that are not always so pleasing to my (I suppose less-refined) palate. Although I would love to be the discerning foodie who cooks esoteric recipes on a regular basis, it's not practical to my daily life.
However.
Mirtoga (browned-flour scrambled eggs) is easy, incredibly delicious, and probably very bad for my health.
Did I mention absolutely delicious? It tastes like a pastry, actually. I would eat it for dessert.
Or breakfast. Or lunch. Or dinner. Or a snack.
Also it is the first time that I've cooked anything Turkish.
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Date: 2010-09-18 06:26 pm (UTC)[laughing with you ;-D] Glad to hear it!
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Date: 2010-09-18 09:06 pm (UTC)