Ayran — frothy salted yogurt drink served in copper cups
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Ayran (Salted Yogurt Drink)

Three things whisked cold until foamy — yogurt, water and a pinch of salt — the plain, savoury drink Turks reach for beside a hot kebab to cut the fat and cool the spice.

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Recette de Turkish home kitchens · 🏺 Traditionnel · Household and neighbourhood cooking carried across Türkiye — no single author owns these dishes

Turkish · traditional drinkAn ownerless traditional drink, so no individual maker is credited. The cited article documents ayran as a cold beverage of yogurt whisked with water and salt, widespread in Türkiye and neighbouring countries. Proportions and wording here are this book's own.

Background on Wikipedia

5 min🍽 2 portions🔥 90 kcal🇹🇷 Turquie
VégétarienSans glutenSans fruits à coqueHalal

Étapes

  1. Whisk the yogurt and salt together until smooth, then whisk in the cold water a little at a time so no lumps form.

  2. Whisk hard (or blitz in a blender) for another half minute until a layer of foam rises on top.

    💡 That cap of froth is the mark of a proper ayran — a blender or a quick going-over with a stick whisk makes it every time.

  3. Pour over ice and drink cold, ideally beside something grilled and spicy.

💡 Astuces

  • Salt it lightly and taste — ayran is meant to be gently savoury, not salty.
  • In the highlands it is churned frothy and served in copper bowls; at home a blender does the same job.

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