
Turkish
Menemen (Turkish Scrambled Eggs)
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A heartier cousin of plain lentil soup, thickened with a little rice and bulgur, coloured deep red with pepper paste and finished with a fragrant pour of mint-and-pepper oil.
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Ricetta di Turkish home kitchens · 🏺 Tradizionale · Household and neighbourhood cooking carried across Türkiye — no single author owns these dishes
Turkish · traditional dish — An ownerless traditional dish, so no individual cook is credited. The cited article documents ezogelin soup as a Turkish red-lentil soup enriched with bulgur and rice and seasoned with mint and pepper, tied to a folk tale of a bride named Ezo. Quantities and step wording here are this book's own.
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Soften the chopped onion in the olive oil over medium heat until translucent.
Add the garlic and cook until fragrant.
Stir in the tomato paste and red pepper paste and cook 1–2 minutes until darkened.
Add the rinsed lentils, bulgur, rice, cumin and salt and stir to coat.
Pour in the water, bring to the boil, then lower to a simmer.
Cook, stirring now and then so nothing sticks, for 25–30 minutes until the lentils have collapsed and the rice and bulgur are soft.
The soup should be thick but pourable; loosen with a little hot water if needed.
For a smoother soup, blend briefly with a stick blender, or leave it rustic.
In a small pan, warm a spoonful of oil with the pepper flakes and half the dried mint until the oil turns red and smells fragrant — just a few seconds, don't burn it.
💡 The dried mint and pepper oil poured on top is what makes it ezogelin — don't skip it.
Stir the rest of the mint into the soup, then swirl the mint-pepper oil over each bowl.
Serve very hot with lemon wedges to squeeze in at the table.

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