Description

Soup
Kelle paca - "meat from the head." Another famous Turkish soup - like all! Gentle and suteishi. Very easy to prepare. In General, the rules, the soup is prepared from the whole heads, but since we're not going to feed the Horde of Turks, and I personally do not particularly like to smoke and work the head... we have this option is the most appropriate and, most importantly, the difference in taste with the original no-ka-koi :)

Ingredients

  • Offal

  • Olive oil

  • Tomato paste

    3 Tbsp

  • Peppers red hot chilli

  • Cumin

    1 Tbsp

  • Salt

  • Garlic

    1 piece

  • Bay leaf

    4 piece

Cooking

step-0
I cook two soup, usually Kelly Pacha and Pacha Ayak (ayak Pacha soup beef hooves - also very tasty). And if you cook together, it turns out very convenient, varied and advantageous because the leg is not on the release, and on the second soup. + pots I have are not particularly healthy, and convenient cooking for 2. So, take the cheeks (actually, sales you will not see them anywhere - ask the meat sellers stalls there where they sell fresh meat - they just are!:)) and one hoof. For convenience, the hoof chop lengthwise into 2 parts.
step-1
Put into a saucepan and fill with cold water - put on high heat. As the boil - allow to simmer for 5-7 minutes change the water. Put all in a normal fire (more water!) and when it boils, reduce the heat to low, add Bay leaf, cover with a lid and leave to cook for 5 hours. After 5 hours, remove from the broth in a separate bowl, cheeks melcam the fibers and send back to the broth.
step-2
In a skillet heat the olive oil, add 3 tablespoons of tomato paste, powdered cumin and some red pepper - fry. All add in our broth and mix well. Cook for another 10 minutes and switch off.
step-3
This soup is served hot, usually with gravy from: a little broth + crushed garlic + red pepper. My other half loves this soup and calls it "the soup rifled!:)" The next morning after cooking you will understand why! Bon appetit.
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