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Pastirma Recipe


Pastirma Recipe
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This is old Turkish recipe came from Ottoman Empire ..Very expensive in turkey and we love to make with this almost every recipe .its spicy and delicious .

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Ingredients
  • 2 l/b fillet,steak (bonfile, entrecote)(its from back )
  • 1/2 cup fenugreek(cemen seeds ,gorunded)
  • 5/8 cup good quality sweet red pepper
  • 1/8 cup good quality hot red pepper
  • ½ cup garlic (without skin)
  • 1 a lots of salt (ground sea salt)
  • 2 t spoon cummin

Directions
  1. Çemen s prepare (pastırma spice)
  2. mesh all garlics very fine ..add to peppers ,grass lenght and 2 cups water and cummin stir very well ..(we gonna use this cemen for cover the meat..)
  3. (feels must be like mash potato)
  4. Directions
  5. 1 clean your antrekot meat remove all animals oil all around wash with water very well .place to fitler set aside and wait until blood and water comes out .
  6. 2- once again wash with water after that all around cover with salt and place some big casserole tray .we need to seperad water and bllod from meat .for help that put someting heavy and big stuff on the meat .before cover some plastic strech and than put your heavy stuff on the meat ..tray must be stay carved .u have to remove to water and blood every morning. Couple of days later if salt is dissolved u should covered with salt again .ıt will take 14/15 days
  7. 3-after meat witout blood and water its ready to prepare.wash it water and remove for salt place a pot with water and wait over a night..
  8. 4-after this day wash again and to establish with clean kitchen cloth .press with this cloth 2 sides you should hang your pastırma some cool dry place ceiling will be good .(.for that use a needle quilt with thread and hang on ceiling )
  9. 5- meat like that has to wait1-2 days.some times u should press with your hands and check.. is it feels dry but not hard,
  10. 6- after 2 days later l cover with cemen (pastırma spice) verywell .u shuld hang it that some place windy maybe balkony .if its sunny 2-3 days enough , check with your hands (çemen gettin sticky and when u press u must has to feel meat s softness)
  11. 7-cover with clean cloth and put in a plastic bag (for smell ),
  12. 8- and happy and… u can thin sliced and use what every u want (ıts has to be in fridge).borek,bean,with egg almost everything..

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For anyone viewing Kuta's recipes, there are some of us here to help her with translations for some of the more complicated recipes, but please, please be patient with her and remember the language barrier. :) She has a lot of great things to share, so I'm sure they'll be worth the time to ask questions if you have trouble understanding. Thank you!! (yes, I'm going to try and put this on all her submissions, as I see them, to try and thwart any unkindness or cruelty that could be shown for any difficulties she has with English...she sure is trying! :)


Kuta, thank you for this authentic pastirma/basturma recipe!! I am definitely making it this summer.


Honey, if it looks like the picture, I'll figure out how to make it. Your English is far better than my Turkish. Thanks so much for sharing in a foreign language.

Best,

M


Hello merlin ..this recipe is really hard to for make ..my advice will be that ..just try with a small piece first ..ı wll gonna look for photos maybe it can help to u:) good luck:)


Also what is this konturfile. Corned beef, beef or deer, pork......?


Hımm fillet. ,steak ı m gonna change.. ı thought its same everywhere:(


Wow... This looks wonderful! Thanks for the post.


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Thank you, Kuta for being my first friend here. I am going to make your pastirma as soon as I can. If I can help you with English just ask me. I do not know Turkish but would like to learn more about it.


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