How to Make Traditional Turkish Ayran | Ayran Recipe

Hello friends! Today's recipe is traditional Turkish Ayran! This drink is extremely refreshing and perfect for summer time. As now the summer is approaching I decided to share with you this perfect recipe to cool off! So I hope you like the taste if you try it because it has a unique taste. Personally I LOVE it!!!
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Ingredients For Ayran
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700 gr yogurt ( mine is homemade)
500 ml of water ( you don't have to use all if you don't want)
dry mint ( optional)
salt
Ingredientes para Ayran
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700 gr de iogurte (o meu é caseiro)
500 ml de água (você não precisa usar tudo se não quiser)
hortelã seca (opcional)
sal
Ayran İçin Malzemeler
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700 gr yoğurt (benimki ev yapımı)
500 ml su (istemiyorsanız hepsini kullanmak zorunda değilsiniz)
kuru nane (isteğe bağlı)
tuz

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[@Zaid_nizz.]

In southern pakistan we make this same thing which we call Lassi with Yougurt Cold water Salt and occasionally adding Mint and cumin but mostly its kept simple just curd water and salt. In the northern areas of pakistan like punjab they do same thing but they use Suger instead of salt but we consume the saltish one .When its hot weather or mostly during lunch meal and then It cools you from inside and feel so sleepy after all.😂

[@guccigaming1974]

Ayran te lassi chu bara farak h l...

[@Zaid_nizz.]

@@guccigaming1974 oh bhai tum log cheeni wali meethi pety ho use lassi kehty ho ham south pakistan yani sindh me ayran jesi same banaty hain namak dahi pani or baraf ke sath Use Lassi , Mahi , Jhanr aur dudh ke naamo sy pukarty hn samjhe.

[@rubik2379]

@@guccigaming1974 no dumbass ayran is just like their lassi they have but ayran is just whisked

[@guccigaming1974]

@@Zaid_nizz. bhai main turkey rehnda han te mn pata h

[@Zaid_nizz.]

@@guccigaming1974 to apne kabhi hamari Sindhi lassi pe hi nhi phir ap kesy keh sakty hoo ke dono alag alag hain

[@leifdux7277]

I was introduced to ayran from my Iranian friend, and since then I got addicted to it!

[@aycagunergiannareas]

That's good to hear! ☺️

[@vdrashmi]

Nice to see this. I'm from India. Here we called this as Lassi ( we add sugar too), if thinner consistency then called this as 'buttermilk' . Improvised version in Maharashtra ,India is called as 'Piyush', it's our sweet dish.

[@Chinaski83]

Interesting. I would definitely try it. In the US I think most of us are used to our yogurt sweet, so this would be interesting to try.

[@aycagunergiannareas]

Yes, you should definetely try this! Turns out maybe you will like it this way also! 😊

[@smellypatel5272]

Because us Americans are fat and conditioned to eat high sugar diets

[@Chinaski83]

@smellypatel5272 Oh, so because I'm American, you assume I'm fat?! Well you're absolutely right. 🫤

[@smellypatel5272]

@@Chinaski83 I don't necessarily blame you anymore. Our diets and lifestyle culture are horrible and it takes extreme effort to not be fat in a country where most of our food is of terrible quality. You have to pay a lot more for better food

[@flower_girl4983]

Added diced cucumbers 🥒 to it Thank me later! ❤️ It makes the drink so refreshing

[@adimcokuzunduyazamadm]

its cacik now

[@flower_girl4983]

Thinly slice cucumbers, make is reasonably small, add it to this. It will enhance the flavour

[@고사리-n7b]

Thank you 집해서 만들어 먹어봐야지 ㅋㅋ

[@aycagunergiannareas]

I'm glad! 😊

[@milenschneewei6754]

i like it more than anything else in the summer, but i put some oil in it

[@aycagunergiannareas]

Ooh I am happy to hear you like it, hehe I love it though I never combined it with oil. 🤔 I should give it a try! 🤣

[@moeezbukhari6859]

@@aycagunergiannareas my mother makes it so perfectly. 💚🇵🇰

[@gigglehertz]

What kind of oil? I'm thinking a little ghee would be good.

[@milenschneewei6754]

@@gigglehertz just any sunflower oil :) and dont put too much hah, yeah you can try different ways, its really up to personal taste

[@madhuridate3672]

In India we call it chaaz , if add some bundi in it, its call raita and if put sugar its call Lassi. And in Maharashtra we add sugar, cardamom powder with thick yogurt its called shrikhand.

[@ramirezgarcia5577]

Raita is awsome. 😊

[@annainspain5176]

How much salt?

[@aycagunergiannareas]

I would suggest put a little and taste it, if you wish you can add more. It really doesn't have any specific amount to it. It's however you would like. 😊

[@lettuce258]

What kind of yogurt do you use? 😊

[@aycagunergiannareas]

Hello, it's homemade yogurt. Much thinner than usual ones you may find in market. You know there are Turkish yogurt and Greek yogurt. As Greek one is much more thicker may be harder to adjust into liquid form. 😊

[@lettuce258]

@@aycagunergiannareas thank you for the response! I tried using low fat yogurt which is quite thin and it made really good ayran! Thanks for the vid as well

[@aycagunergiannareas]

@@lettuce258 Glad it turned out as you like it! Thank you. 😊

[@shimamahmoud2095]

Hi Aysha, What’s your counter top made from please ?! I need a white counter top , i can not decide the best material

[@aycagunergiannareas]

It is white marble.

[@trenton7]

This is actually what we call “instant” ayran. The actual ayran has to ferment.

[@aycagunergiannareas]

@@trenton7 Are you talking about the Ayran that has bubbles? This was already made from natural yogurt which has fermented already so in Türkiye we don't ferment it on top of another fermentation. But good to know many different types of Ayran 🤩

[@suzc4076]

Great explanation Thank you. In USA we call a hand held mixer & this equipment a blender.

[@shylamalik9363]

We Pakistani love it as our forefathers drink since centuries

[@doloresdorado7883]

abroso

[@dianahemass]

nice video! are you turkish drink this along with big meal? or just for summer drink?

[@aycagunergiannareas]

Thank you! Yes, we also drink this with big meals. It can be for both situations. 😊

[@lamuneb1590]

In yeguslavia we put soda not water

[@aycagunergiannareas]

That's a different way, we don't have that in here. We only do with water.

[@ACMDE]

How much gram of salt do you add?

[@aycagunergiannareas]

Hi, it actually depends on your choice. You can put half of a teaspoon or none at all. However you prefer is okay. 😊

[@kalamuddin4253]

I can't stay with out this drink

[@australian2]

Shout out to Kibris.

[@fanznoize]

thnQ

[@brandnews352]

Nice!