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How to Make Turkish Borek
Sorry, here's the recipe for the dough.
http://www.wikihow.com/Make-Burek
How to Make Turkish Borek
@franko Here's a demonstration of the dough stretching and assembly techniques for bureks.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUMOpLKcZF0
And here's a recipe.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUMOpLKcZF0
How to Make Turkish Borek
How about sometime in the future giving a recipe for the dough? I've watched some youtube videos of people stretching the dough but it would be nice to have a SE version.
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How to Make Turkish Borek
@franko so are you saying you couldn't be a proper housewife in that region of the world? i think it's even a standard part of their kitchen equipment to have a special burek cloth they put on their kitchen tables for the stretching operation. if you've done strudel this shouldn't be that much of a stretch.
How to Make Turkish Borek
Sorry, here's the recipe for the dough.
http://www.wikihow.com/Make-Burek
How to Make Turkish Borek
@franko Here's a demonstration of the dough stretching and assembly techniques for bureks.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUMOpLKcZF0
And here's a recipe.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUMOpLKcZF0
How to Make Turkish Borek
How about sometime in the future giving a recipe for the dough? I've watched some youtube videos of people stretching the dough but it would be nice to have a SE version.
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@ Kenji so what intimate secrets did julia reveal to your friend? you know the myth of king midas and his barber? although trained as an ivy league academic, i worked as a successful patissier in bucks county during the 70s using almost nothing but julia's and simca's recipes occasionally julia visited our restaurant (paul's family lived nearby) and was complimentary i think i was offended when you recommended jacques pepin's la technique and said nothing about mastering pepin admits his jealousy of julia and wished that he had thought of doing mastering first and he said that often her way was better even though she was not a professional chef how often in history does one person change the eating habits of an entire nation? at SE you really should do an occasional article on her legacy. she's that important. we shouldn't forget the history of our culinary tradtitions. i fear that's being lost. julia, for instance, was always referencing escoffier and the great french chefs of the past. i think we've lost a little of that perspective today in culinary journalism. you're a braniac. you can bring some of that historical magic back. cheers!
Ask Nancy Silverton!
@ Kenji sorry dude i just misread some of your comments you didn't include Mastering in a list of cookbooks to recommend it's a book that inspired almost all of the seminal american chefs of the 70s and 80s it still works today and you disrespect some of her misinformation (e.g., it was Julia who spread the idea that mixing butter and oil allowed you to saute at a higher temp without the butter burning) but hey man kenji you're an idol of mine despite this vegan madness which i've been teasing you for in the comments but julia child is untouchable she transformed american culinary life in a way that no one else ever had or will again she was unique i think you'll be remembered too rock on
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You're famous for having made Julia Child cry because your Creme Fraiche Custard Brioche Tart was so exquisitely sublime. If Julia were still with us, what dessert would you make to rival it and bring her to tears once again? Also, could you explain to Kenji why he is wrong in not appreciating Julia's supreme importance in the evolution of modern American cuisine? The pre-Julia and post-Julia American food scenes are so vastly different. Many of the younger generation like Kenji don't appreciate just how important her contribution was to the evolution of the way Americans eat today.
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@franko so are you saying you couldn't be a proper housewife in that region of the world? i think it's even a standard part of their kitchen equipment to have a special burek cloth they put on their kitchen tables for the stretching operation. if you've done strudel this shouldn't be that much of a stretch.