Turkish Pogaca Simit Recipe - Sesame Breads With Feta Cheese

In this video we are going to show you how to make sesame feta cheese butter breads (pogaca). It’s pretty easy. If you like turkish simit you will like this simit pogaca too. Molasses gives a great taste to pogaca pastry.(butter sesame breads) You have to try this very delicious small breads.
Transfer warm milk into a large bowl Add sugar and yeast Mix it and let yeast activate for around 10 minutes In the bowl of a heavy-duty mixer place eggs Add melted unsalted butter Add vegetable oil and the yeast mix Gradually add flour add Salt The dough will be soft and unsticky Cover it up and let the yeast work for around an hour Add water to the molasses Cut the dough in 2 equal pieces, and divide a half in smaller pieces Place feta cheese Dip into the molasses and roasted sesame Transfer on the baking paper Place shredded mozzarella Cut the pogacas then let yeast work again for around 30 minute 30 minute later.. Bake for 25 minutes or until golden brown in 200C (390F) pre-heated oven
For the simit pogaca dough:
2 eggs
2 tablespoon of butter
½ cups vegetable oil
½ cups warm milk
(10gram) dry yeast
1 teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon sugar
3.5 cups flour
For the top:
1 cup roasted sesame
3 tablespoons molasses
3 tablespoons water

[@andreawardale3939]

These look so delicious!

[@wardahamal7155]

Omg they look super good!

[@kholoodalhudaithi239]

It's really amazing. .but why should we use molasses ?

[@estellawip]

Looks good.

[@sabrinaben4612]

Thank u bravo

[@KoobTea]

Love it 😘thank you

[@sumaforestforest19]

nice

[@fatimasiddiqui9008]

Can we leav out the molasses?

[@zamzamwater45]

yummyy... any substitue for molasses mixture i cant find it in my place.

[@RaspK]

You can try petimezi (grape molasses or grapemust) instead; and if you can't find that, you might try using trickle or golden syrup. If none of any of this is available, make some brown caramel and water it down - but make sure not to burn the caramel.

[@zamzamwater45]

Panagiotes Koutelidakes Thank you :)

[@MyhorseInthegravy]

zamzamwater45 Yeah, I'd leave out the molasses too. Yuck, lol. But I wonder if some soy sauce and some sugar dissolved in it would work too?????

[@RaspK]

Barbi Ruth
No, the flavour would be completely different...

[@dimitrioskoron2220]

You can use sugar dissolved in water instead of molasses!!

[@ravenblackhawke]

Why didn't you also display the complete recipe for this bread?
You really need to do that with food video's...

[@elbetbirgun8832]

böyle pogaca mi olur la

[@little_angel8]

feta cheese is actually Greek, so ... yeah you are presenting Greek dishes as ...turkish, no surprise here since you present whole islands as turkish when they are actually Greek.