Turkish Vegan Recipe using Peas

A vegetarian/vegan friendly recipe - something that my mum taught me.

Sorry if I messed anything up - it's my first time uploading a video and I. Was. Really. Really. Nervous. I tried to make it look nice... Also, sorry if I sound patronising.

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Recipe:
Ingredients:
- 2-3 big (or 5-6 small) potatoes, cubed
- 1 onion, cubed
- 2 cloves of garlic, sliced
- 1 tablespoon tomato puree
- 1-2 glasses of water
- spices to your particular taste

Method:
1. Put your diced potatoes in pan

2. Put 500g of peas (or more, according to your taste) into the pan, on TOP of the potatoes

3. Put the onion and garlic on top of the peas into the pan.

4. Make the "sauce" by mixing 1tablespoon of tomato puree with water and pouring it on top of the stuff already in the pan

5. Put it on the stove and heat it.

6. When the water rises, turn down the heat

7. Put your favourite spices/seasonings in.

8. When you feel the potato is soft enough (it probably won't go too mushy), then turn down the heat.

Other stuff:

1. If you find it a bit too tomato-y then eat with rice.

2. If you dare, try eating it with more (raw) onion or jalapenos... It's a bit weird first time you try it. Take a bite from onion/jalapenos/bread/other thing and then eat a spoonful of the pea food.

3. If you want you can add more vegetables. The idea behind it is that you put the hardest to cook at the bottom and the easiest to cook at the top (ie the times they take to cook).

4. You can eat it hot or cold.

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@HAYRIPITIR1

Yanina guzel bir pilav yaparsan ^_^ tadi guzel olursun.

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@HAYRIPITIR1

Bulamac ne oldugunu bilmiyorum. Benim annem Turk ve onun yaptigi yemeklerin arasinda ben bunu en cok sevdim, o yuzden sizin ile paylasmak istedim.

Hosunuza gitmedise, yapman lazim degil :).

Pardon, Turkcem berbat oldugunu biliyorsum. Turkce dilini daha yeni ogreniyorum

[HAYRIPITIR1]

ne bu bulamac yapdin be bacim be boyle mi olur yemek

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@clarion353 Glad you enjoyed it!

[clarion353]

mmmmmm awesome meal thanks very much!

[ZedDep]

@UsedXEyeliner so do I! I'm hopelessly addicted!

Tell me what you think of the recipe once you do it!

Best wishes,

Zed

[UsedXEyeliner]

I love peas!