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Turkish Eggplant and Potato Kizartma With Tomato Iskender Sauce
Instructions
Prep:20minCook:40min
In 2006 we had a Zaar lunch at Efes One Turkish Restaurant at Albion in Brisbane. Their Turkish banquet was fabulous and this is one of the entrees we had. I wrote down the name of it on a table napkin, then googled recipes when I got home and experimented until I was able to replicate it. There are quite a few steps, but it's really quite simple and well worth the effort. Essentially these are fried potato and eggplant stacks, interspersed with a thick tomato sauce and then drizzled with garlic flavoured yoghurt and garnished with chopped parsley. The taste just 'zings' in your mouth! Don't overdo the chilli - it's only supposed to have a little background heat. Just a final note, the skin of larger eggplants may go tough when you fry them, so opt for small to medium if you can.
Updated at: Mon, 09 Dec 2024 01:35:46 GMT
Nutrition balance score
Good
Glycemic Index
48
Low
Glycemic Load
19
Moderate
Nutrition per serving
Calories486.5 kcal (24%)
Total Fat35.8 g (51%)
Carbs39 g (15%)
Sugars16 g (18%)
Protein7.6 g (15%)
Sodium364.7 mg (18%)
Fiber9.4 g (34%)
% Daily Values based on a 2,000 calorie diet
Ingredients
4 servings
1 x 200gnatural yoghurt
container
2 teaspoonsgarlic
minced, I used bottled garlic for this
25gbutter
1onion
small, finely chopped
3garlic cloves
finely chopped, fresh
1red chili peppers
small, finely chopped or 1/2 teaspoon minced chile
1 x 410gchopped tomatoes
can
2 tablespoonstomato paste
salt
2eggplants
sliced 1/4-inch thick, you'll need enough eggplant slices to cover a slice of the potato, multiplied by 12
2potatoes
medium, unpeeled, sliced 1/4-inch thick, you'll need 12 slices
½ cupoil
approximately
⅓ cupfresh parsley
finely chopped
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