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**Title:** Recreating Authentic Turkish Döner Kebab
**Overview:**
* Introduction to Turkish Döner Kebab, its origins, and traditional ingredients (beef, grilled vegetables, Turkish bread, and specific sauces)
* Step-by-step guide to recreating the dish:
1. Preparing 15kg of beef (cutting, cleaning, marinating in kefir-based mix)
2. Making Turkish bread (Romadan Pide) from scratch
3. Preparing hot sauce and a yogurt-based sauce (similar to tzatziki)
4. Cooking French fries and grilling marinated beef with layered vegetables on a custom-made kebab oven
5. Assembling the kebab in freshly baked bread with sauces, fries, and a salad
* Conclusion: The hosts successfully recreate the authentic Turkish Döner Kebab, finding it remarkably delicious and richer in flavor compared to shawarma.
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**Döner Kebab Origins & Composition**
1. Döner kebab originated from Turkey.
2. Germany is considered the second homeland of döner kebab.
3. Traditional döner kebab is made exclusively from beef.
4. The beef is either sliced thinly or turned into minced meat.
5. Grilled vegetables are a required component of döner kebab.
**Preparation & Ingredients**
6. The marinade for traditional döner kebab is based on kefir.
7. Spices used include Suneli, sweet pepper flakes, ground Zera, and paprika.
8. Turkish bread (Romadan Pide) is traditionally used, cut lengthwise.
9. Two types of sauce are typically used: a spicy red sauce (like adjika) and a Sadki sauce.
10. Other common additions include French fries, salad, and Feta cheese.
**Specific Recipe Used**
11. 15 kg of beef was used in this recipe.
12. The beef was cut into thin slices, taking 2 hours to complete.
13. The marinade included kefir, Suneli, sweet pepper flakes, ground Zera, paprika, salt, and 750g of flour (likely a transcription error, possibly meant to describe the dough for the bread).
14. Turkish bread (Romadan Pide) was made with yeast, warm water, milk, sugar, salt, butter, egg white, and 750g of flour.
15. The dough was left to rise in a warm place.
16. The bread was shaped, coated with an egg yolk and sour cream mixture, sprinkled with sesame seeds, and baked for 20 minutes.
17. Hot sauce ingredients included hot peppers, garlic, tomato paste, liquid tomato paste, ground Zera, turmeric, and paprika.
18. The second sauce (akin to tzatziki) was made with Greek yogurt, cucumber, lime juice, garlic, and olive oil.
19. French fries were cut from potatoes, soaked for 15 minutes, dried, and then deep-fried for 5 minutes.
20. Grilled vegetables included carrots, onions, red and green bell peppers, cut into specific shapes.
**Cooking the Döner Kebab**
21. The beef and fat tail were alternated on a huge skewer, with layers of vegetables in between.
22. A special oven was set up using a tray and unusual, long-shaped coals.
23. The coals were ignited with a gas burner and then arranged in the oven.
24. The kebab was cooked on the side of the coals, with the meat browning quickly.
25. A salad was prepared with cabbage, Iceberg lettuce, carrots, fresh mint, cucumber, and pickled cucumber.