We are talking about vegan recipes today! Meatless recipes are staples of Turkish cuisine just as much as the very well known kebabs and they are the recipes perfected by our ancestors over time. These recipes are not created to omit any meat or dairy product, but they are created to be enjoyed and appreciated on their own. Let me give you best 10 vegan recipes of our channel and celebrate, share with your loved ones every single of them!
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1) MOST WATCHED Hummus Recipe You Will Surely Use Your Whole Life!
2)Turkish Style Şakşuka aka Shakshuka w/🍅 Sauce + Fried 🍆 MIND BLOWING 🤯 + Eggplant Cooking TIPS 🔍
3) How to Make Falafel? Falafel Recipe That Will Make You So Happy Every Time!
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5)Ci Borek Recipe | Turkish Relative of Empanada, Samosa, Pastelillos + Vegan and Vegetarian Options!
6)Turkish Artichoke Recipe | Anyone Can Cook Well! Even a Rookie Like My Friend Seda 😏
7)Easy and Yummy Mezze Recipes! Tapas in Spain, Thali in India and MEZZE in Turkey!
8)Fava Bean Hummus, Turkish Fava, Cypriot Bakla | 3 Incredible Recipes Broad Beans 🎉 DON’T MISS OUT!
9)How to Make KISIR, Turkish Version Of Tabbouleh | The Recipe That Keeps You Full and Satisfied!
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Oh man I already commented and now I see your big announcement! Congratulations 🎉🎊🎈 you deserve it!
I love your channel because when I see the smiles and happiness on my family’s face every time they eat something I made from your recipes, I get overwhelmed with happiness and I feel so good about those memories we are making. All because of you! Everything you teach on your videos has amazing flavors
Thanks for the hard work you do!
#iloverefikaskitchen
Another top notch video thank you sister Refika! I am vegetarian and this gives a lot of new ideas
Looooved the hummus, mixt white beans, gilt or not..with pickled beets…yummy. 😋
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The Fava is getting ready for testing later..🙄.
I love your channel for so many reasons. First of all, your recipes always look so delicious and you explain everything very well. I love that you also tell us about your beautiful country. You and your team work so well together. I am always looking forward to your videos. Keep up the excellent work! #iloverefikaskitchen
You are one amazing beautiful soul..
💘 your cooking style
In following you from Brooklyn NY……
You have cok guzel yemek tadi. My Turkish
Have a wonderful safe Sunday
NAMASTE ❤
Refika abla love your videos because you exude positive energy and I need that in my life 🙂 I've been going to Kuzguncuk for more than a decade now but never got to come across you. One day maybe, eh 🙂
PS. I tried your Mercimek köftesi recipe, it turned out better than expected given that I messed up and added bulgur while there was still quite a bit of water but it was my first time. I'll make it again.
Congratulations! I’m happy to see your channel reaches 500k 🎉 yay!
I love watching your channel and find new ideas and menus to try. Loving the food from different cultures and it make the vegan and vegetarian food doesn’t sound boring 😉
Somehow my attempt to make flat bread and lavash still fail. But I don’t mind to try again and again until I can make them perfectly. 😁
Hmm. Why do I love your channel… I think one of my favorite things about your channel is your energy. You’re so positive, and you have a team around you that compliment you and your style so well. Next, I would say is how you make your recipes, and instruction so understandable. You explain why you do each step, and it helps to understand how to make the food turn out well. I love how you love your culture, and how you are willing to share it with all of us. I love how the food tastes. I’ve used your videos and recipes to make some absolutely amazing meals. So I pretty much love everything about your channel. I’m pretty sure I’ve watched every episode on your English channel more than once, and have even watched your Turkish channel, even though I don’t speak Turkish. I’ve gone so far as to try to translate and convert the measurements on your recipes that I’ve seen on your Turkish channel. (If you have those in English I would be ever so grateful to know where I can find them). 😊 oh! And you helped me survive the lockdowns with your positivity. So those are some of the Top reasons I love your channel. Wishing you the best!
I forgot to mention in our community we make soup with boiled chickpea water. We call it Saaru. Cook the water with green chilli and salt. Tempering made by heating coconut oil a few cloves of crushed garlic with skin on, a little cumin and when it's all browned well season it over the Saaru and Enjoy as soup or with rice.
I just love how lively and positive you are. I learn a lot about Turkish cuisine and culture in general. Like 10th year old or so wooden spoon (which is unthinkable where I come from) or some special Turkish paprika and I want to try everything you speak of soooo much! Thank you! Also I love chebureks, but the dry version called "yantyk", no idea how to spell it, it's from Tatar cuisine #IloveRefikaskitchen
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Hi FROM GREECE. Everything you cook is perfect. Thank you so much.
I always believe in Sharing. You are Caring by Sharing your recipe. I am a vegetarian and I am so happy that you have so many vegetarian dishes. I first bumped on this channel when i was searching for hummus and mind me I've never tried any other recipe. I did post it on Instagram too! The pomegranate sour was a super hit at home. I used to make pepper paste but yours helped me do better! And now to your giveaway I want this knife it is so fascinating. Love your channel for all the things you do here for a very supportive team that you have.
Much love
God bless
Always the best recipes 😋😍👌.
Can you please share some non vegetarian recipes during Ramadan. Thank you
Ya I pressed subscribe long time ago but now i know about the bell !! Let me press it !!! Congratulations more for the 1 million subscribers soon , I like watching ur videos because you make it so easy and the recipes are perfect super tasty , mostly I love watching you with all the team ,we feel the vibes (happy& amazing team spirit) in ur kitchen ! Feels warm home kitchen …Keep the spirit .. well done !! When I visited turkey I ordered one meal then the first moment I tasted I immediately asked the waiter to get me every thing in the menu ! It was super tasty that I took them take away and kept enjoying the taste at the hotel 😃you all know the taste of ur mouth and very well cooked … I read alot and been enjoying cooking since young age ,I know that turkish cuisine has influenced many recipes around the globe … when we dig deep you just find it originally there … and the taste is just super super! For those who loves food like myself … my friends… thanks a million I love kale spinach lentil brookely beetroot fresh and organically grown,I also use ( freek ) more than (rice )african beans organic avocado ,matokee or kasava and they have also maze full meal also super healthy and gives you energy ..this enrich my side dishes or main dishes. .. i love to prepare veggie soup full of vitamins and minerals with nuts also…I use almond milk rice milk not too much coconut milk only for sweat dishes … egg free mayonnaise… for sweat potato chips and vegan cheese …
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Congratulations!!! You deserve it. You taught me a lot. Love your recipes!! And I love the aubergines yummy yummy ×××
#iloverefikaskitchen ….. I just need this knife……
You videos are full information.. If one is a food and loves to Cook, they should watch your channel… So much of learning… And it is great to know how there are so many similarities between your and our dishes (INDIAN)…. You explain things so properly… And the whole team is so great….
I do not know when I come to Turkey but whenever I come will love to do a cook off with you and there is one more Youtuber….
As a celiac who cannot eat nightshades either I can only admire many of your recipes for their beauty to the eye.
I love trying new foods and I fell in love with your menemen and hummus. I have been making them all the time. my family loves them!! and I have been following your channel for a while and have been trying your recipes since. You and your team are always fun to watch and doing an amazing job! Congratulations on reaching your 500K subscribers. You deserve it!!!
What a PERFECT video for Me right now – just became completely vegan about 6 months ago. I do SO appreciate you and your team immensely – beautiful, loving human beings… all of you!
Going vegan cold turkey has been “interesting”, to say the least. These recipes are so inviting and I can hardly wait to make many of them. I Absolutely LOVE Refika’s Kitchen!!!!
MUCH Love… from Jacksonville, North Carolina, USA – – – Deborah Kay Neumann
You and your team on this channel is proud to us. #Iloverefikaskitchen because finally somebody presents turkish cuisine with its value and terms.
Because you guys wear nothing but a smile 😉✌️
congratulations of 500+ subs, I love your channel
Another great video. I’ve had so many bad experiences with eggplant and zucchini that I actively avoid it. Anyone know if freezing the aquafaba in ice cube trays to use for later hummus would make the hummus richer? Thanks so much for your videos.
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Hummus falafel and chakchouka are Turkish staples? Nice to see that Turkey is also influenced by the Middle East and Maghreb!
we usually use a meat grinder to make the falafel munch, i found it worked better to get the desired consistency 🙂 my aunt used to put potato, i wasnt a fan of that, but i really like it with spring onion, paprika, chilli peppers, cinamon, parsley , mint, cumin, a tiny bit of baking soda, though i think my dad avoids it now haha. ive eaten so many versions even in palestine, but the most basic ingredients are always the best 😀
thank you for sharing your recipes! its hard not to love them! 😀
loved your compilation, and it refreshes memories, goimg to make the lentil salad. Refika has lost weight, how did you do it
Congratulations, Refika and Co. on 500K subscribers! I love Turkish cuisine, but where I live one can only get Doener Kebap. I particularly enjoy the enthusiasm that you and the crew bring to your episodes. I wish you a quick trip to 1,000,000 subscribers.
Oh I just love your channel Refika! You always teach me something new and your passion for cooking and life makes me smile!
A question: do you know if good falafels can be baked in the oven instead of deep fried? Thanks so much. 😍
As a British chap living here permanently in Türkiye, your channel has supported my integration and learning about local food, customs and maximising my life. Thank you
#iloverefikaskitchen Because she is like from family all dishes she did it's like from our house so I really love that team dishes and her!!
i love your videos because of vibrancy, simplicity and deliciousness and also for positivity of Refika's team! Congratulations and good luck!
I watch you video every Sunday morning , we love you 🥰
You are are making amazing dishes , keep up the great work, god bless
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This was so great! Please do more vegan/vegetarian recipes. I’m sure there are tons more accidental vegan/vegetarian recipes in the Turkish kitchen! ❤️
Love love love. Thank you for this video and all the others. I am trying to incorporate more vegan dishes into my daily meals and will try everyone of these. I really appreciate the historical context of the recipes. Congratulations on a well-deserved award!!! You will be at 1,000,000 subscribers in no time.)
I just love your recipes!
I’m an African guy living in the USA I’ve always loved the Turkish food and I was so happy when I found your Chanel Turkish content in English I’ve been watching your videos since then learning a lot about your cuisine and cooking techniques in general thank you for all the hard work
Prefer your food content as every thing else is depressing and besides I don't want to watch anything toxic.
Also you have a charming, funny, relatable and knowledgeable awkwardness that just makes you very lovable ❤️🇿🇦👍
Here is the God's word:
Deuteronomy 12:20-25: "When the LORD thy God shall enlarge thy border, as he hath promised thee, and thou shalt say, I will eat flesh, because thy soul longeth to eat flesh; thou mayest eat flesh, whatsoever thy soul lusteth after. If the place which the LORD thy God hath chosen to put his name there be too far from thee, then thou shalt kill of thy herd and of thy flock, which the LORD hath given thee as I have commanded thee, and thou shalt eat in thy gates whatsoever thy soul lusteth after. Even as the roebuck and the hart is eaten, so thou shalt eat them: the unclean and the clean shall eat of them alike. Only be sure that thou eat not the blood: for the blood is the life; and thou mayest not eat the life with the flesh. Thou shalt not eat it; thou shalt pour it upon the earth as water. Thou shalt not eat it; that it may go well with thee, and with thy children after thee, when thou shalt do that which is right in the sight of the LORD."
The UN reports that almost 9% of eathern population is starving.
There is a data in the Biblical history that the climate was different before the Flood. Therefore, people were given vegetation for food. The Flood was made by an unprecedented natural phenomenon – Rain. Before that there had been no rain, but steam rose from the ground and irrigated the ground.
After the end of the Flood, an Agreement was made that a flood would never again destroy all life on Earth. The sign of this agreement was a new natural phenomenon called the Rainbow.
At the same time, it was said that now people are given living beings for food. They can be eaten after pouring their blood on the ground, but blood cannot be eaten, because the soul is in the blood (the book of Genesis, chapters 1, 2 and 9).
It is likely that climate change has made plant foods insufficiently nutritious and/or not readily available – in winter, for example. This is most likely why the True God, Jehovah, took care of strengthening the diet of people.
True Christians have no questions about whether to eat meat. Their God, Jehovah, through their appointed king, Jesus Christ, gives them answers to a variety of questions, including this one. 🙂
Unfortunately, this world is ruled by Devil, a liar and a murderer. This is the reason why we've got the Gospel about God's kingdom. Now such a prophecy, recorded by the Apostle Paul in 1 Timothy 4: 1-5, is being fulfilled: "Now the Spirit speaketh expressly, that in the latter times some shall depart from the faith, giving heed to seducing spirits, and doctrines of devils; Speaking lies in hypocrisy; having their conscience seared with a hot iron; Forbidding to marry, and commanding to abstain from meats, which God hath created to be received with thanksgiving of them which believe and know the truth. For every creature of God is good, and nothing to be refused, if it be received with thanksgiving: for it is sanctified by the word of God and prayer."
I study the Bible with Jehovah's Witnesses and advise everyone to study.
Jehovah's Witnesses – Watchtower Bible and Tract Society, http://www.jw.org.
Recently, their "counterparts" such as the Theocratic organization Jehovah's Witnesses have appeared, and they themselves also have many traitors. Be careful plz!
Hi #Refika and Team, I love the summary of your vegan recipes 😋 One of your recipes I make nearly every other week is the Menemen and the Hummus as well. Love, love, love it 😘 Keep on cooking 👍
I love Mediterranean and middle eastern food. Your channel teaches me how to make this type of food in a fun and educational manner. This is why I'm subscribed and I plan to make at least one of these dishes soon. By the way in Romania we also have a similar eggplant spread. It's interesting to see how you prepare it differently but I'm sure it's delicious as well.
Thank you so much! Love all your recipes ♥️
My niece’s husband is from Turkey and I love to try recipes from around the world.
Refika and gang, I love your videos because your recipes are clear, your enthusiasm is contagious and your positivity is uplifting. I also love equally the cut aways to the beautiful scenery of Turkey and the funny bits. Be well and stay safe! #RifikasKitchen
I love to laugh and learn from you. you remind me of my Greek friend /second mother Gail . When I miss her sometimes I put on your videos.
Your channel is great because you combine cooking and history or any further informations at once! I loooove turkish cuisine and I make it so often 🥰🥰🥰
I like your channel because its not just the great recipes but its lively, funny and full of pride
I love the recipes, but what I love most is the positivity. I always, always, always learn something. Sometimes it is a history lesson. Sometimes it is a geography lesson. Sometimes it is an education in the cultural ways of Turkey. Saturdays with Refika and gang is a highlight of my week. Thank you! #IloveRefikaskitchen
I love it when you go vegan (or vegetarian).
Your channel has opened up wonderful Turkish dishes to my family, I love making these dishes!