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Semirsek- Meat Pie with Rice

Release Date: 16-03-2010
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Dear Action, the owner of the Salty and Sugary blog, sent us beautiful recipes. Let's semi our first recipe. Goodbye Action.

And I continue with the local recipes. I know that when Gaziantep is mentioned, baklava and kebab come to mind. Even the people of Antep use meat in their soups. This pastry is also their creation, and if you are aware, there is meat in it. But I guess there is not much to say about this wonderful taste.

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Ingredient:

1 cup of rice
100-150 g minced meat
1 dried onion
1 teaspoon each of salt, black pepper, saffron (I didn't have saffron, I didn't use it)
1,5 cups boiling water
Oil (for frying)

Dough Material:

3-4 cups Sinangil pastry flour
1 packet of Sinangil dry yeast
baking soda with the tip of a teaspoon
salt and water
flour to roll out dough

Fabrication:

For pilaf, we fry the minced meat in a pan with a little oil. After releasing the water, we add the chopped onion and continue to fry it. When the onions are roasted, we add the washed rice on it. And we mix it with rice for about 5 minutes. Then we add the spices. And lastly, we add the hot water and cover the lid. We turn it off and let it cook. After cooking, we wait until it becomes warm.

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"Semirsek- Meat Pie with Rice4 comments for ”

  • on July 28, 2011 at 01:19
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    well where is the rest of the recipe

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  • On February 12, 2011 at 05:44
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    This pastry is also called semsek. It is also made by using leftover rice. It is very delicious. Health to your hands. Stay with love.

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  • March 17, 2010 at 17:54
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    good luck to you. I really liked this pastry today. I am proud as an antep local.

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  • March 16, 2010 at 22:22
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    The woman's leg with börek was like meatballs. The recipe is a combination of two flavors. It's very good. There was also a pastry called semsek. I wonder if that's it?

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