Gozleme. Any tips for good ones?

2 months ago

I'm doing a veggie mezze lunch for a friend and thought of adding some gozleme. Do any of you make these and have any tips? Spinach and feta is the recipe I have.

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plllog
2 months ago
Thank-you for teaching me a new word! I just realized, I haven’t had much Turkish food. So in looking up the word, I saw a lamb version which looked good.
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party_music50
2 months ago
Also new to me, so I did a quick search and the first images I saw looked amazingly good! How does your recipe compare to what you find on-line?
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party_music50
2 months ago
I would go by whatever they say here: Recipe Tin Eats Gozleme

because It gets the best ratings and they have a version with spinach & feta.
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sleevendog (5a NY 6aNYC NL CA)
2 months ago
DH has had an obsession with Gozleme for a few years now. We have decided we like it traditionally thin---spinach, feta, garlic, finely diced potato, sweet potato, or winter squash...and not too much filling. A bit of cumin and chili crisp. And an egg .

I do follow Refika on y-tube but we prefer a thinner Gozleme. We don't want too much stringy cheese. Or an abundance of filling. It has been trial and error to get it just right.

Refika is so good usually but a bit sloppy here...
Islay Corbel thanked sleevendog (5a NY 6aNYC NL CA)
Islay Corbel
Original Author
2 months ago
Thank you all. I was making them like Refika says and my friend said to roll out the filled ones to be flatter and we agreed that they are much better à la Sleeve's advice. They were a lovely addition to the mezze. Party music I think that pastry look better than the yogurt one I made. Deffo will make them again. I can understand Mr Sleeve's addiction LOL

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