Tavuk Şiş
Tavuk Şiş are Turkish chicken skewers made from a yoghurt and red pepper paste marinade with garlic, onion, lemon, pul biber and oregano.
Recipes
Tavuk Şiş are Turkish chicken skewers made from a yoghurt and red pepper paste marinade with garlic, onion, lemon, pul biber and oregano.
Karnıyarık are Turkish oven-baked eggplants stuffed with spicy ground beef, onions, tomatoes, green peppers, garlic and parsley.
Çılbır are Turkish poached eggs on garlic yoghurt, covered with warm butter, Pul biber and Aleppo pepper - ideal with fresh flatbread.
Gözleme are thin Turkish flatbreads from the pan, here with a dry filling of spinach, feta, onion, parsley and pul biber.
Etli Yaprak Sarma are Turkish wine leaf rolls with a juicy filling of minced meat, rice, onions, herbs, tomato and pepper pulp.
Etli Kuru Fasulye is a Turkish stew made from white beans, tender beef, onions, tomato and pepper sauce - classic with rice and pickles.
Hünkar Beğendi serves tender lamb ragout on a smoky eggplant purée with béchamel sauce and cheese - a classic Ottoman main course.
Iskender kebab combines wafer-thin roasted beef or lamb with roasted pide, spicy tomato sauce, yoghurt and hot butter.
Turkish mantı are small dumplings filled with spicy minced meat, served with garlic yoghurt, pepper butter, mint and sumac.
Pla Rad Prik is a crispy fried whole fish with a shiny Thai sauce of chilli, garlic, tamarind, fish sauce and palm sugar.
Yum Woon Sen is a Thai glass noodle salad with shrimp, minced pork, tomatoes, celery, herbs and a spicy lime fish sauce dressing.
Tod Mun Pla are Thai fish cakes with red curry paste, long beans, macaroon lime leaves and basil, served with cucumber and chilli dip.
Gai Pad Med Mamuang is Thai cashew chicken with crispy fried meat, roasted nuts, bell peppers, onions and mild dried chilies.
Red Thai curry with chicken combines tender thigh meat, coconut milk, hokkaido pumpkin, red curry paste, macaroon lime and Thai basil.
Larb Gai is a northeast Thai chicken salad with lime, fish sauce, roasted rice powder, chilli, shallots, mint and fresh herbs.
Khao Soi Gai is a northern Thai curry noodle soup with tender braised chicken, coconut milk, egg noodles and crispy noodle topping.
Pad Kee Mao are spicy Thai Drunken Noodles with broad rice noodles, chicken, gai lan, chilli, garlic and fragrant holy basil.
Pad See Ew combines broad rice noodles, tender pork, egg and crisp gai lan with a dark, shiny, sweet-salty soy sauce.
Khao Pad Gai is Thai fried rice with succulent chicken, egg, spring onions and a balanced seasoning of fish and soy sauce.
Kurnik is a tall Russian festive paste in which thin blini separate succulent chicken, mushrooms and rice with egg and dill under a butter pastry cover.
Russian chops are succulent meat cakes made from minced beef and pork, soaked white bread and onions with a fine golden brown crumb shell.
Russian Vinegret salad combines beetroot, potatoes, carrots, pickled cucumbers, sauerkraut and peas with a simple sunflower oil dressing.
Herring in fur coats layers salty matjes with onions, potatoes, carrots, egg, beetroot and thin mayonnaise layers to a Russian holiday salad.
Ukha is a clear Russian fish soup with a rich fish stock, potatoes, few root vegetables, several types of fish, pepper and fresh herbs.
Okroshka is a cold Russian summer soup made from potatoes, cucumber, radishes, egg, boiled beef, herbs and tart unsweetened kwas.
Guide
Dinner is not just about choosing a recipe; it's also about the day, cooking time and ingredients available. A quick pan dish might work well after a long day, but on a quiet evening, a casserole or curry can cook longer.
This meal category helps you plan: What should be freshly cooked today, what can be prepared and which dish delivers one serving for the next day? For the large thematic selection of recipes you can also find all Dinner Recipes in the main category.
If there is little time left, pasta, pan dishes, omelets, bowls and One-pot dishes practical. Pay attention not only to the total time, but also to a few steps and manageable cutting work. Quick Dinner you will find recipes for such days.
Salads, soups, fish, baked vegetables, bowls and sandwiches can be adapted to smaller or later appetites. To make them work as a meal, you add bread, potatoes, rice, legumes, eggs, tofu, cheese or some other filling component to vegetables.
Casseroles, curries, stews, creamy pasta and dishes from the tin are perfect for evenings where food can have a little more time. Long cooking times do not automatically mean a lot of work: many oven and braised dishes require patience, but only little active preparation.
A weekly schedule does not have to be precise every day. Often, a choice of flexible dishes and ingredients that can be used multiple times is enough. Plan according to the days when little time is left, leaving room for leftovers or spontaneous changes.
Soups, stews, curries, lasagna, casseroles and many sauces are easy to prepare. Rice, potatoes and vegetables can be prepared as individual building blocks and later combined in different ways. Dressings, herbs and crispy ingredients can be stored separately until serving.
Leftovers do not have to return to the plate in the same way. Boiled potatoes are turned into fried potatoes or frittata, rice into a vegetable pan and baked vegetables into wraps. Recipes by ingredients you will find more ideas for existing foods.
For families, dishes that can be adapted at the table are helpful. Bowls, pasta, wraps, baked potatoes or mild curries can be served separately, with cheese, herbs and sauces, creating a common basis without having to cook several main courses.
The quantity can also be planned more easily if side dishes and toppings are kept separate. Other components can be recombined the next day instead of being repeated as a full plate.
Dishes that do not need to be ready in a minute are suitable for guests. Oven dishes, curries, soups, stews and large salads can be prepared in advance or kept warm. Sensitive ingredients, crispy toppings and fresh herbs are added just before serving.
Choose a few ingredients that complement each other: a main course, a fresh side dish and a little bread or a prepared dessert are often enough for a relaxed evening.
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