Popular Turkish Breakfast (Cilbir aka Turkish Eggs)
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- Опубликовано: 24 янв 2022
- I found this recipe too late in life. It tastes just as good as it looks! The best part is it's not too hard to make. You might even have all the ingredients already. In 15-20 minutes you can be experiencing this delicious breakfast!
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Ingredients:
For the Yogurt Spread:
- 1 cup Greek yogurt, at room temperature
- 1 clove garlic
- ¼ teaspoon salt, or to taste (Optional)
- ½ teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 1 pinch cayenne pepper, optional
- 2 ½ tablespoons finely chopped fresh dill, or to taste
For the Aleppo Butter:
- ½ stick unsalted butter
- ¼ teaspoon ground cumin
- ½ teaspoon smoked paprika
- 1 tablespoon Aleppo chili flakes
Additional Ingredients:
- 2 poached eggs (how to: • Perfect Poached Eggs E... )
- dill, garnish
- salt, to taste
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Her: Im making Turkish eggs
Meanwhile me: Bro she said "greek youghurt" 😭
Greek stole most of the turkish culture
Yoğurt belong Turks.
Turkish yoghurt is difficult to find in America. Greek yoghurt is the closest thing they have
Meh, to be fair we lived ages together, it's only natural we share cusine and culture you know
@@kaan1361 kaan sen hiç vatan sevgisinden bayrak olan adamı gördün mü ? Büyük ihtimal görmedin, görseydin böyle konuşmazdın.
fun fact: "greek yogurt" is actually Turkish, and the worlds biggest "greek yogurt" manufacturer is also Turkish and the name "yogurt" comes from Turkish word "yog/yoğurmak" which means to thicken, coagulate or curdle. another proof that yogurt is Turkish is that it is mentioned in "Divanu Lugati'-Türk" and "Kutadgu Bilig" (these are historical texts from 11th century) long before greek yoghurt was a thing. there are just too many facts that can't be ignored.
It's not Turkish... yogurt was first discovered three thousand years ago in Thrace
@@kaloyan2090 nope
@@whydouvntryrdths prove it
@@kaloyan2090 i already gave tons of proofs of it on my comment about it and you just replied nah it was found in greece blah blah 3000 years ago etc. Without any source or proof. I could also say nah yoghurt was found in turkic countries whatever year ago but i give proof of averything i say.
@@whydouvntryrdths you can check wikipedias article. Greece also doesn't equivalent Thrace, centuries ago it was populated by indigenous tribes.
yogurt not a greek, yogurt turkish recipe
Not greek or turkish but hittite
@@didi-vh1gw nope turkish yoghurt was found in central asia but turks
@@didi-vh1gw 🤣🤣 saçmalama ya
@@Themanhimself753 the word yogourt has turkic roots , but it was first made by native anatolians/ mesopotamians
@@didi-vh1gw nope it comes from turkish do your research
Being Turkish - this made my mouth water ! I will try it
Awesome!
Im a turkish too and im suprised you didnt tried it
ilk defa görüyorum
@@atillamosev3269 valla bende
Bende
For those complaining about her saying Greek yogurt. I live in Florida. A quick map search says a nearby Turkish market is SEVEN hours away in Tennessee. I’d guess I could find something like that in Miami (a MAJOR city) which is in my state, but I live at the complete opposite end of Florida, so like 12-13 hours away if the interstate isn’t jacked up with construction and accidents along the way.
We don’t see Turkish yogurt in our grocery stores and she threw a recipe at people that claimed to be ingredients you may already have.
In longer form content, maybe you’d get a history lesson, but I don’t see that here.
Turkish yogurt and greek are totally same there is no difference. people just got mad bc of the name only and I think everyone got used to pronounce as greek yogurt that's not gonna change even it's sad we should just accept
@@mavi5642
Bu şekilde itirazlarla kabul ettireceğiz inşallah. Bize ait olan bizimdir.
greek yogurt is simply the strained, thicker version of turkish yogurt. They are the same thing. Only, it shouldn't be called greek yogurt because greeks got it from turks and it's a bigger part of turkish cuisine and is literally eaten with everything.
@@dailyblsturkish is thicker.
@@dailybls No it's not, Greek yogurt is just yogurt that's been strained. In Turkish it is called Süzme yoğurt aka strained yogurt.
A Greek company just wrote Greek to describe products manufactured by Fage, a company in Athens, Greece.
This was sooooooo gooood. I think it's the only way I'm making eggs from now on
I like the appearance of this dish
i saw ur video and made this and it tasted so good! I didn't have some stuff and burnt the butter lol but somehow I still liked it. must be some Turkish magic in there istg
Ive gotta try this, looks delicious!
Thanks!! I've been looking for this after I had it in a cafe recently. So yummy ♥️
You lost 85 million Turkish people with “greek yogurt”
That’s all I got
@@tasteandtraveler thank you for the great video 😊
They don’t sell Turkish yogurt in most supermarkets. You have to go to a Turkish shop to find them here
@@user-ly4wt9xp4iand if that’s the case, no telling how far I would have to drive in the southeastern US to find a Turkish market that would sell it.
Sucks she offended people’s culture, but she knows her audience and what we have in our pantries- just as she stated in the video!
bişeyi bilmeden yorum bırakıyorsunuz. amerika da bizim yoğurdumuza benzeyen yoğurt “greek yoghurt” olduğu için ondan kullanın diyor…
as a turkish person, i have never seen that in my entire life
Same here
Location: Berlin
@@zeragingcookie not actually. Turkish cuisine is so rich, so it's impossible to see them all.
you live under a rock or smth?
@@akiravis read what tfded said
harikadır haftada birkaç kez yaparım, teşekkürler
i would actually suggest forgoing the cumin. it's great, but I've never seen it used in çilbir before.
Greek yogurt in Turkish breakfast, amazing 😅
It is actually Turkish yoghurt
This looks so delicious this will be great for keto diet 😊
Made it n soo good 🙏🏻
Omg...your recipe look very tasty... I will try it today😍😍❤❤
Hope you enjoy!
Omg this is so yummy😭😭♥️
So good!
This looks amazingggggah 🤤
Thank you!! Highly recommend!
Omg thank you❤
Sgt la unik.. menarik restoran ikhwan..
it looks yummy to eat for breakfast
It was!
Good!
Damn Sarah you make me want to try everything the way it looks but this one really got me up to go to the grocery right away!
Awesome!! Let me know what you think!
That look delicious Cant find the pouched eggs video
Yummy
Nicee
Probably going to piss off a Turkish saying this, but use Bulgarian yogurt. It’s top-tier for the recipe.
I would swap out the dill for cilantro. Looks yummy!
I recommend if you don’t like dill to use mint instead
Cilantro isn’t commonly used in this recipe
It’s like putting pineapple on pizza 😂
But if you like it and don’t want it to be 100% authentic that’s ok too :)
yummi❤
while watching this the only thing i can think of is the video of the Turkish man yelling meow at an egg
Food wishes!!
Yummmmmmmy
Nice 👍
Would spicy paprika, “Spanish pimientón” work?
Everyone arguing in the comments arguing about her using Greek yogurt.
Me: Uses Skyr
🎉
Korean here. The difference between Greek and Turkish yogurt means to me as much as the difference between Korean and Chinese soy sauce means to you.
You just summonded a whole country full of angry Turkish people by saying greek yoghurt
Kanka adam türk yemeği yaparken yunan yoğurdu diyor...
Adı o amk türk zaten ama adı o yani amk
Türk yoğurtu satılmıyor Batıda, Yunan yoğurtunuda 2. Dünya Savaşında Yahudiler Batıya tanıtı ondan
sizde hiç bişey beğenemiyor sunuz ya. türkçe tarif paylaştığı için sevinin yaa..
sizde her yerde bizim yoğurdumuz gibi yoğurt var sanıyorsunuz. ne diyeyim. amerika’da bizim yoğurda benzeyen “greek yoghurt”, ve “greek yoghurt” tanınıyor & satılıyor…
böyle devam edim. afferim. türklerden soğsunlar. ben bile bıktım şu tartışmalardan… yok türkiyeninmiş, yok yunanistan’ın, yok başka komşu ülkelerin. bazı şeyleri paylaşıyoruz işte. WHO CARES
Burdaki turk yoğurtları güzel olmuyor. Anca 1 2 seçenek oluyor ve kocaman oluyor. Yunan yoğurdunda çok daha fazla seçenek oluyo
@@strawberrypeach0912 Türkçe tarif paylaştığı için neden sevinelim? Senin "inferiority complex"'den müzdarip olman neden bizi etkilesin? Greek yoghurt dediğin şey Turkish Yoghurt'tur. Kendimize ait olan birşeyi savunduğumuz için bizden soğuyacaklarsa soğusunlar?! Senin gibi insanlar yüzünden bugün yunanistan lobileri dünya üzerinde o Türkün değil bizden çaldı, bu Türkün değil bizden çaldı diye bizi her fırsatta aşağılıyorlar? Yakınlarında Turkish yoghurt bulamıyorlarsa, aslında satılan yoğurdun Greek değil Turkish olduğunu öğrensinler, her yerde bulurlar. Okay? Aight? WE CARE.
This tastes amazing. I didn't have all the authentic ingredients. But it still tasted great.
Great to hear!
😍😍😍❤❤❤💕💕💕
Greek yogurt store bought its not tart enough. I 100% guarantee its better with labne. Strained yogurt. But its more tart. This is what we use
It’s supposed to be ghee instead of butter
Turks use ghee just as the French use butter, they use it in everything, it actually taste 100% better and it’s as unhealthy as butter so it’s better.
You already offended half of the turkish nation by saying greek yogurt at the beginning of the video
That’s all I could get
You realise not everywhere has Turkish yogurt, god you people cry about everything
@@fairygodmother139 Yogurt is one of the most important foods discovered by Turkish culture. Our ancestors, who lived as nomads in Central Asia centuries ago, obtained their food from the fruits and vegetables they collected from their habitats and the animals they domesticated.
Wellllllllll, come live in the rural US and you’ll understand. That’s what it is here. That’s your choice in yeehaw land. You either buy super fruity, sugar-packed yogurt, or you buy Greek yogurt. Those are the two divisions in the grocery store.
I hear an American accent here, I assume she’s American. And she even mentions ‘you may already have it’ at home in your kitchen. Because if we’re in anywhere America, well that’s what we can find. Apple Maps tells me the CLOSEST Turkish market is 7 hours from me, multiple states away in Tennessee. I live in florida. SEVEN HOURS DRIVING IN THE CAR. For just the possibility of yogurt? That is not reality.
Now could she have gone on a historical deep dive and explained the difference? Sure, if that’s a part of her content. But it sounds like this is a cooking recipe, period.
bişeyi bilmeden yorum bırakıyorsunuz. amerika da bizim yoğurdumuza benzeyen yoğurt “greek yoghurt” olduğu için ondan kullanın diyor… 🤦♀️
Turkish yogurt !!!
You got one thing wrong in the recipe. Trust, me try it again with what i say. it will be better.
Use turkish yoghurt next time, alright?
If I can find it
may i ask where this dish famous? i never ate nor saw it
My dad used to make this as meze (appetiser) alongside rakı. I think it’s more popular in western regions
Çılbır değil mi bu
Our breakfast is "Menemen" what the hack is this?
Just searched your whole account and can’t seem to find the poached egg video... mind replying with the link?
Here you go :)
Perfect Poached Eggs Every Time! | The Basics
ruclips.net/user/shortsVZSaIN4eYvk?feature=share
@@tasteandtraveler thank you!!
Ne demek lan Greek yogurt
Similar to shakshuka.
Lol Turkish people don’t play about their yogurt.
All these Turkish people need to get over themselves being angry about yogurt. I just made this food and it was so tasty, I think it might be my new breakfast of choice
So glad you liked!
We know its tasty. Its just offending to call yoghurt greek since it was obviously originated from Turkiye! Even the word yogu comes from yoğun which means dense or thick in turkish.
Overall, its like calling italian pizza russian pizza or smth.
@@aso-chan no it's not, greek yogurt is a type of yogurt
@@PoorlyWrttenReviewsit’s a turkish type, yes. turks have the thick creamy yogurt, not greeks.
@@PoorlyWrttenReviewsresearch it. turkish yogurt is literally like cake, while greek yoghurt is like water in comparison.
Nooooooooo is turkish yogurt not yuzmenistan
Unfortunately, I can’t find Turkish yogurt
YASSSSSSSSSS greek yogurt was the only good thing abt (I am greek btw)
Written REceipe please
Ingredients listed in the description
Turkish yogurt is better because it’s more dense and sour more similar to bulgarian yogurt
Unfortunately I can’t find it anywhere. Would love to try tho!
CILBIR is not "Turkish eggs" but only one of many egg dishes in the Turkish cuisine. Please do not invent alternative names like Turkish eggs, "Turkish pizza" (for lahmacun) etc. Why don't we call pizza "Italian lahmacun"? CILBIR is not -normally- eaten at breakfast BTW. Happy you liked it, enjoy! :)
Cılıbık gibi bişey değil miydi o ya-
Çilbir pronounced: Chill-Beer
Greek yogurt and orijinal Turkish yogurt are diffirent, one of them is sweet and other one of them is sour, and yogurt originaly and historicaly belong Turkey, that's why you guys need to take a spoon of yogurt to your mouth. I'm not saying greek yogurt is bad and wrong.
That izend turkish breakfast
Daha eski bir Tarif imiş, bende bilmiyordum annem ve babama gösterdim ikisi de ne olduğunu biliyor. Türk yemeği imiş. Kahvaltılık değilmiş haklısın.
even the origin of “yoghurt” word is Turkish. it comes from “yog-ur-mak”
Bu nerenin Türk kahvaltısı
GREEK YOGHURT???
As a Turk I don’t know this meal.
Adı "çılbır", ben 5'ten fazla kez yemişimdir.
Bro I’m a Turk and what the fuck was that 😵💫I’ve never seen any Turk do a breakfast like that !?
She prepaired it a little different but çılbır is well known in Turkey. but greek yogurt 😂, the taste is completely different
What the i an turkish but dont know whatvis this
Çılbır, hiç mi duymadın?
@@brngulmez aynen yaa şaşırıyorum duymayanlara
You lost me when u said “Gr-“ and i was done
Bro Im turkish but I never eated this egg in my life
So basically tzatziki with eggs
BreakFAST Actually Means BREAKING The FAST ( Just Like Having IFTAAR Or Doing IFTAARI )
greeks invented the universe too?😂
yoghurt is turkish.
I'm Turkish but I've never eaten
Chill Turks, you actually know Greek yogurt as suzme yogurt, it's not the regular yogurt
I'm Turkish and we never,ever eat this at breakfast. We have Menemen (pronounced as "man a man" it's an egg dish made with green peppers,white onions,tomatoes.)This is the kind of thing we make when we have nothing to eat at home. We always have plain yogurt and eggs in the fridge.
A couple of corrections:
•Our yogurt is much more runny. Mixed with well-crushed garlic, it's the most common sauce in the Turkish kitchen.
We don't add any herbs to the yogurt in this recipe.
•We place the poached eggs on the plate first, then the yogurt and finally the butter with chilly flakes in it.We never put cumin in the butter It's always hot or mild chili flakes.
we don't eat this food for breakfast and we add garlic to it
She did add garlic 💀
@@fairygodmother139💀ups
added*@@fairygodmother139
Yoghurt is originated by Turks in Asia before we came to Anatolia and meet Greeks. So it s not greek yoghurt 😊
@@turkishissunlanguage We Turks never been in Anatolia before the great migration and it is not negotiable in history. The reason of our genetic shows a high percentage of anatolian genes is that we have been interacting with other nations in this region for thousand of years. The genetic of the region you migrate enters your dna inevitably because of cultural interaction and geographic adaption.
@@omerfarukyesildag2867 false. yogurt isnt turkic(central asian) or greek (south european it actually kurdish ( Mesopotamian)
@@didi-vh1gw😂
Yoğurt kırmızı çizgimiz. Yoğurdu Türkler bulmuştur, insanlari kandirabilirsiniz ama tarihi bilgileri değiştiremezsiniz.
.. İstediğiniz gibi yunan yoğurdu yapın ama Türk usulü yaparsan Türk yoğurdudur.
Bu arada Türk usulü yoğurdun faydalarının yanına diğerleri yaklaşamaz bile.
Çok merak ediyorum bir 5 yıl sonra hangi yiyeceğimizi çalacaklar?
Technically eggs and yoghurt, that too half cooked is not good for stomach..
Turkish ppl not understanding what Greek Yoghurt is in the US lol
yoghurt comes from Turkish people, so it is Turkish yoghurt, and the word comes from Turkish word "yoğurt" also.
"Yoğurt" is Turkish word. Yoğurt itself is Turkish.
How can it be greek ????
çılbır
You need to use Pul bhir and not Paprika.
Hic yemedim..
As a turkish nobody makes their eggs like this 😂
Yapıyoruz, oluyor sen cahilsin tek
zaten bu kahvaltıya yaptığımız sıradan yumurta değil. "çılbır" istiyosan böyle yapıyosun.
Clearly not a Turk then
Nobody? "You" do not represent mainstream Turks. You may be not knowing that food. But çılbır is a famous Turkish food.
First its not greek second U JUST HAVE TO TRY THE TURKISH YOGURT ITS WAYYYY BETTER THEN GREEK
Smoked paprika in Turkish food…. 🤯
U can’t disrespect Turkish food by using GREEK yogurt 🤦♂️
Is this a joke
Yabanci ulkelerde cogunlukla turk yogurdu olmuyor, yunan yogurdu tad olarak en yakin oldugu icin bunu kullanmistir bence
@@PennylessPablito aynen yunan yoğurdu da sanırım böyle süzme yoğurt gibi oluyo
Hello from Greece
Greek yogurt is everywhere
Cause is best
turkish yogurt is the best. you stole it. turkish yogurt = thicker, creamier and tastier
Ağzım sulandı ama Greek yogurt demeseydin bir abone daha kazanmış olurdun 😢
Be 2 hours late for work.
I consider it a hate crime whenever someone uses gr🤢- yogurt in a turkish dish 😮💨🤧
It is not greek yogurt, YOGHURT IS A TURKISH FOOD. No Swedish meatball. Turkish.
Do i hear greek?
bro l am turkish and never seen something like that before