Turkish Chicken Kebab with Aaron Craze
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Jamie's Food World is full of talent. Aaron the super-talented graduate from Jamie's "Fifteen" TV series & restaurant shows you how to make a great Turkish Chicken dish and a simple Bloody Mary.
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Aaron is awesome. So full of energy.
Keep this guy around Jamie, he's fun to watch
The original stuff wasn't. It's the "Sandwich" that was developed in Berlin, because Germans don't sit down for 2 hours to eat, like the Turkish do, but seemed to eat while walking somewhere, or wanted it quick, and stuff like that.
Kebab was developed by the nomadic Turks just like Yogurt. Kebab is just a form of grilling.. There are many forms of kebab from veggies to meat. Europeans and North American's mainly eat what i like to call mystery meat, ground up something thats put on a rod and cooked. I think one needs to visit Turkey to get the essence of what real kebab and a kebab house is all about.
Good job. Remember Turkish shish,especially when you have chicken on your skewer, would need some veggies in between the meat. Give it a couple of slices of aubergine, green pepper, tomato, zuchini... One other thing is if you're saucing it with yoghurt, use red meat. It's more traditional. Chicken usually goes well with salad and bread, but a lot of red meat kebaps use yogurt as a sauce.
Been cooking a slightly modified version of this several times. Such a great combination of spices with the chicken and the rice in combination with chicken stock, garlic, pepper and tomatoes is really nice.
-dumps starchy water onto the floor because, well, it's a rooftop
-does a samba and hip-rolls before throwing coriander into the pot
-gleefully references crimes happening as police sirens pass through
-smiles maniacally at the camera as he pours vodka into a blood mary
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...Aaron. Why. XD But also, please cook on this channel more!! Looks like a delicious recipe!!!
what happen to Aaron, havent seen more videos from him.... his recipes are all amazing!
Damn. Where is this guy?
He's not annoying, he's having fun and enjoying himself :)
I love youuuu Aaron!! Love your cooking!!!
Love the exotic dishes Aaron brings to the channel!
2 years later and I still might be in love with this guy. Brilliant 😂
i am turkish myself yes it is turkish food but actually everything is a mix up espacially mixed with greek food but i will try the yoghurt chicken with rice looks delisious
this guy should get his own show
I LOVE TURKISH FOOD! Best food of da world...omg
aaron is the best cook on this channel
I have to make this, for my friends. They'll love it!
Turkish Yoghurt Chicken and Fried veggie rice foods are awsome. THAT's good. I like THAT.
I think your marinade could do with some citrus, and your yogurt could be spiced up with cucumber and dill. Juuuuust an idea.
Thanks for the recipes. I have to make something for tomorrow at work ; we are having a potluck and wanted something simple and quick. This video solved my cooking dilemma.
oh i just adore him...
this has nothing to do with Turkish kebap, seriously what is this? also no one uses coriander in Turkish dishes, many Turks don’t even know what coriander is, stop adding coriander to every single dish
stop feeling so offended and enjoy the food lol
Let a brother cook what a brother wants to cook
This rice is very close to how Turkish people cook rise...Well done!!! That is just so tasty!!!!! Because I just KNOW! ;D
(I'm specifically talking about döner kebab here, just to make it clear) It was not? I'm not sure, my friends always used to point this out when we went to get one. When this is wrong, I stand corrected, I guess. But döner is one of the most eaten fast-food dishes in germany, and maybe the way it's done there (meat, salad put into a bread) originated there as well. Wikipedia says otherwise though. :-/
You killed the kebap
That marinade is really good.
Aaron was extra fun in this video. love the energy!
1836? Wow, did you ask wikipedia and skipped down to the first date without reading the article?
There's a quote from a german who worked for the ottoman empire, telling how they ate lunch at a restaurant, beeing served meat in a flatbread. The "doner kebap" was "invented" about 1.5 centuries later. Though, as implied, roasting meat on a vertical grill and eating it wrapped in bread is much older and not invented by turkish immigrants in germany
The chicken is making love to the griller pan! :DDDDD FOOD PORN!!!
Looks ridiculously good!
i love this guyyyyyy
i think ill try this one
aaron makes it look so good
Fun fact: Kebab was actually invented in Turkey not Germany, it was only introduced in Berlin by a turk.
I have a feeling that everybody who wants to work with jamie has to love olive oil hahah
I tried this yesterday..turned out DELICIOUS! 10x for the recipe
They should bring him back. I couldn't find his channel...
You really shouldn't add coriander when cooking turkish cuisine. They never use it, pretty much.
I'm Turkish, I have been in a buttload of turkish restaurants in Turkey, and I've never seen ANY coriander leaves or stalks, didn't even have any coriander taste. That acutally is pretty sad, because I love the taste of coriander, but well, if you wanna be the really strict traditional cook, don't do it.
Clearly you aren't turkish! Turks practically dream of coriander!
+Shen S From what I've experienced I haven't seen it anywhere, I feel like it's a common misconception since it's used a lot in countries around Turkey. And I am Turkish. My grandmother which is almost in her 70s and has been cooking for since she is married has never heard of koriander.
John Bello I'm Turkish Cypriot so perhaps this is why
+Shen S probably you're mixing up with parsley. I know ppl in Cyprus use and like coriander but we use parsley in Turkey. They look very similar but taste different..
Btw this recipe is not turkish. It is definitely not..
I'm a vegetarian but I love the way you cooked the rice.
His knife skill is awesome!
I like this guy and his cockney accent
I love Aaron
I'm gonna do this one today!!!
this guy is awesome
Tried this recipe today - my family loved it! It tastes so good! Wonderful, thank you a lot
Absolutely amazing
this guy rocks
Mmm! Not sure what looks tastier, Aaron or the chicken.....!
This looks so tasy, totaly awesome done dude
Love the enthusiasm bro. I'm making this right now
love it !
AARON CRAZE IS THE BOMB
I would like to see some documentation on that ...
Musician ! nice the red rice idea, but more care with the chicken my friend
It's awesome! Loads of Tabasco and WSauce
So you gonna nick me all the way from cali usa? Lol awsome dish my former bf is turkish and I fell in love with its culture/cuisine. Can't wait to cook it for my family :)
damn this guy has risen to 2nd in my food tube list, gennaro > aaron > jamie
what is the song plays at the bloody mary scene?
Awesome! I'll definitely try to cook this.
One little thing - can you do some sound normalization in the future? Because sound volume is too low now.
What is the name of the song at the end??????
not on the kitchen floor! XD oh, aaron
this is awesome
God damn, thats lookin good
Great video, but one correction. There is NO GREEK yogurt . It is authentically Turkish and developed over a thousand years ago. Its such a marketing gimmick. Read Wikipedia : The word is derived from Turkish: yoğurt,[3] and is related to the obsolete verb yoğmak "to be curdled or coagulated; to thicken".[4] The letter ğ was traditionally rendered as "gh" in transliterations of Turkish prior to 1928
Aaron Craze, you are crazy but nice because you can cook some yummy food!😋😇😂
drunk mans food. lol luv it mate nice 1
Reminds me of Ashley from Phoneshop XD
I imagine the first question when anybody goes for a job with Jamie Oliver is, how much do you like olive oil?
so funy and delicious
Are you saying there's only one kind of Turkish food? Besides, this is an Englishman's take on Turkish food, and that's bound to be different, because you'll generally make it a bit different when cooking for Brits than when cooking for Turkish people.
azza craze is da beez knezz
last song?
this guy is crazy
Well, I've subscribed. That looks gorgeous, and you make it seem so easy me ol' china! :-)
I LOATHE coriander!
people watch this video when they "youtube" turkish cuisine, so.. I do not even need to google it btw, i'm turkish..
Mmm
He didn't say that he was going to wash his hands after he touched chicken.
um, i enjoyed watching this video!!! I think its times to subscribe
Merhaba,Hello İm From Türkey İ like other country people beacuse help my country and test foods and sees places
Okay... I rechecked it and it seams that you're right... and I'm wrong :( I'm sorry for sharing not 100% right information that's not what I wanted :/ hopefully I know better next time ^^
why do i feel like everybody at the jamie oliver foodtube talk like he does? maybe its just the english accent as it is...
Ah, if you specifically meant döner kebab then that's actually quite plausibly :)
aweeeeeeeessommeeeee viideeooo!
Well, the only turkish thing here is the chicken shish.. please tell me how basmati rice with bell peppers, tomatoes and coriander is turkish? and smearing those chicken with yogurt? travel all around turkey, no way you can find a plate even close to this one... this is like putting bacon wrapped sausages over french fries and dressing it with bearnaise sause and call it bangers and mash.
Two videos within seconds, :o
I subscribed because I didn't want to get nicked.
so what about the rice...
just put it into a pot with some water (don't cook it ??) and leave it there....
later into a pan.. with some chicken stock... and cook the stock completely out ???
Have you never washed your rice before cooking it? It is to get rid of the starch so that the rice grains don't stick together. Plus, a prolonged water dip soaks the rice just like any other grain. Chucking rice in boiling water is not the only way to cook it, you know...
Seldom, doesn't mean never :D
turks use a different sort of green paprica. not those
everything is great except that there is not such a thing which is called as "greek yoghurt", it is also Turkish product my man, please.
Mix up 5 different cultures and name it after 1 ! Typical British ! It looks great though , wouldn't refuse !
5? I only counted 2 and turkish wasnt one of them
I hate to be the one who says this but this is so far from being Turkish :( However, I can say that using yogurt with chicken is a Turkish thing to do, the rest, not so much..
But.. but.. I am subscribed D:
Im turkish and this is in not even close to turkish food. Still looks tasty though
more fun you guys? Yoghurt is also turkish :D let's fight D:
beyti kebab, do that one mate
adamim sen kebap yapma
tavuk kebab would require him to at least adding plain yoghurt to marinade no?
No
yeah that was real fun..
indian cuisine is invented in brick lane then?
Ahahha I wrote 'seldom' intentionally. My family and I certainly enjoy good food but there will of course be exceptions. (: