Turkish Bean Salad Recipe🥗 | Eat and Shine ☀️

Nutritious, delicious Turkish bean salad with tahini :)
Ingredients:
2 cups white beans
2 boiled eggs
1 onion
1 tomato
1/2 cup parsley
For sauce;
1/4 cup boiled beans
1 cup tahini
1/2 cup bean boiling water
1 lemon juice
1 teaspoon apple cider vinegar
Cumin
Steps:
transfer sauce ingredients to a blender.
add onion and salt in a bowl and mix by hand.
take sauce, beans, onions, tomatoes, in a plate.
add some sliced eggs.
garnish with parsley and serve.
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[@asliceofsam]

the salad is elegantly dressed and presented

[@Liz-jl1dd]

It looks amazing this i must tray 😀

[@uceespace]

Wow, I'm salivating here already. Healthy recipe. Thanks for sharing. A new friend, stay connected ❤️

[@WOCRecipes]

Wow! Turkish bean recipe looks amazing! I love how wonderful it looks and how delicious and nutritional it looks! Love the video keep up the good work❤️😋😋

[@TomStoute]

Yayla Çorbasi in a Idil Yazar style!!! With your touch to make it even more amazing

[@jazminb1000]

I was in Turkey last year, lived in Istanbul for 3 months and had a great time traveling to all those exotic with amazing people and food cities. Turkey for me is very mystical like Morocco and India. I’m in love with foods, specially Mezes, kahvalteh, Turkish kahve, Simit, Lokum, many many things about your country I love and will definitely come back for more adventure.

[@elizabethg393]

I love your cooking!! I’m definitely going to try this recipe that looks so good!!

[@manuscriptsdontburn]

Hello Idil, when I was in Turkey I drank an apple tea, do you know how I can recreate it at home?

[@Gb22808]

Hi, apple tea is something that most of the Turks are never even heard of. It is only served to tourists in touristic places with that name. And it is actually not a tea. It is some drink powder called "oralet". If you ask for "elmalı oralet" maybe you can find it in a Turkish market. You cannot make it from scratch at home because it is an industrial chemical process to create that powder.

[@manuscriptsdontburn]

@@Gb22808 Yes, I saw it in a Turkish shop and had a look at the ingredients, that's why I thought it's better to make it from scratch. It's a pity it isn't possible.