Item: Kokoreç
Rating: 8.96
Author: hurkanakbiyik

<p>Kokore&ccedil; is a traditional dish that's also popular in other countries, especially in Greece, where it's known as <em>kokoretsi</em>. However, there are some differences between the Turkish and Greek versions. In Greek cuisine, people use lamb offal such as lungs, kidneys, hearts, and liver, and in T&uuml;rkiye, they use small and large intestine and sweetbreads without any additional ingredients. For the Turkish version, kokore&ccedil;, the ingredients are rinsed and cleaned, then wrapped onto iron skewers to be grilled over charcoal. Once done, the dish is usually served with bread or tucked inside the bread with various spices such as oregano, cumin, and chili flakes. You can find this dish at street food vendors or in countless kokore&ccedil; restaurants.</p>

Kokoreç

Netherlands

Lokanta Evden Uzakta

Pretty nice idea and execution.

As you know I love kokorec. It is the first time I try it with in a börek. And to be honest, I liked it.

It was served as any kokorec, hot and spicy. Even though it is expensive, just give it a try you would love it.

Kokoreç review by hurkanakbiyik at Lokanta Evden Uzakta, Amsterdam

Kokoreç

Lokanta Evden Uzakta

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