Cull yaw adana kebab
Kebab skewers served on fresh flatbreads with a spicy sauce will be the highlight of your weeks. Serve with a fresh salad. If you can't get cull yaw (meat from a ewe), Turkish adana kebabs also use lamb mince.
Ingredients
- water325 ml
- Red wine vinegar15 ml
Instructions
7 steps- 1
To make the flatbreads, pour 325ml/11fl oz water into a large bowl and whisk in the yeast and oil. Add the flour and salt, combine to a shaggy mixture then leave covered with a clean cloth for an hour. Lightly knead for 2 minutes then return to the bowl, cover and refrigerate for at least one day or up to three days.
- 2
To make the seaweed hot sauce, grill the chillies until charred and then place in a bowl covered with cling film until cool. Peel and de-seed the chillies when cool enough to handle. Add these to a blender or food processor with the remaining ingredients and blend until smooth. Set aside.
- 3
To make the yoghurt dressing, blend the yoghurt with the mint and coriander until bright green and smooth, season with salt and pepper and set aside.
- 4
To make the adanas, add all the ingredients, apart from the cold water, into a stand mixer or blender. Beat until smooth, adding the cold water in stages to keep it as cold as possible. Divide the mixture into four and shape onto skewers in a sausage shape. Cook under a grill or on a griddle pan for around 8 minutes, turning continuously. Set aside until needed.
- 5
To finish the breads, weigh balls of dough around 150g/5½oz each, roll into flatbreads and leave to rest for 15 minutes. Preheat a griddle pan until hot. Brush some of the fat released from the kebabs onto both sides of each flatbread and cook for 2-3 minutes until coloured but still soft.
- 6
To make the salad, mix together all the ingredients.
- 7
Serve the flatbreads bread with the adana, salad and sauces. Roll up and devour!
Nutrition
1 serving ≈ 450 g
Nutrition values are estimates. - means data is unavailable.
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