Ciğer kebabı, whose name means liver kebab in English, is a skewered meat dish of Anatolian cuisine in which liver is cooked and served with sliced onions, salad and bread. The liver can be served on a sizzling plate as a main course by itself, or threaded onto shish skewers and grilled as a kebab. In Gaziantep, known for its Antep cuisine, the cooked liver is often tucked into lavaş bread together with optional mint, peppers and other accompaniments. The dish is commonly eaten at breakfast in both Diyarbakır and Gaziantep, and the Diyarbakır version has been formally registered as belonging to that city.
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Dietary SuitabilityContains Meat or Poultry 1 Connections
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Ciğer kebab has been registered that it belongs to Diyarbakır.
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can be found on its own as a main course in a sizzling plate
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is a common type of skewered meat
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Ciğer kebab has been registered that it belongs to Diyarbakır.
In Group: Middle Eastern and North African Roasted, Grilled and Fried Dishes, Lead
is a common type of skewered meat served in Anatolian cuisine
In Cuisine: Turkish Cuisine, Lead
is a common type of skewered meat served in Anatolian cuisine
Uses Ingredient: Liver, Lead [uses-ingredient]
Ciğer kebabı (English: liver kebab)
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