Pide - Turkish flat bread / Turkish pizza!

It's so hard to find great Pide outside of Turkey. Make your own! It's so much easier than you think!
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[@aziziDC]

As a Turkish i can say none of theese are traditional but looks amazing and for sure they taste delicious, great work

[@MC-lp8jh]

I love that you're using authentic Turkish products! Adding this to my to-do list!

[@marya4798]

These look amazing. Really interested by the authentic Turkish ingredients, have been looking for a pide recipe for a while

[@user-is2oy7oj3m]

You read my mind!!! I was going to find pide recepy and here you are!!!

[@sauzalita2670]

Yes will be tackling this!!

[@yyanooo]

love the way you generously season. this looks great

[@khen4662]

ım turkish and this is perfectt!!!

[@niechcemisie8929]

I just made it and it's gorgeous!

[@jacquelingtraveling1337]

drooling over these

[@munaadhamy]

that looks delicious! I miss pide ever since I was in college

[@Rozay_Roses]

Thank you for the less fetta cheese! I will try the last one with the turkisch saucages. Looks so yummy!!!

[@WannaKamaka]

I have to say this after watching many, many of your videos....your hands look as nice and smooth as a child’s. I mean that as a compliment!! Wish my hands weren’t so wrinkly looking. 😂

[@Ningnomaningnong]

Lot of prep time but this seems doable with affordable ingredients! Thanks ~^_^~

[@DimiGiota530]

Love your channel and your blog . I attempt all your vegetarian meals .. they have been so good . Thank you for all your hard work . The music on this video seems a bit strange, out of sync ? Not sure I’m using the right term .. maybe it’s me though😁don’t mean to offend x

[@Jacob-Vivimord]

Hah, I was just about to comment about how much I love the music in this video!

[@DimiGiota530]

@@Jacob-Vivimord that’s ok , you’re hearing must be better than mine

[@miefknoedel8640]

I find the music to be a bit too busy and just a little annoying . Love the videos anyway 😀

[@toddchappell6216]

Wonderful job thank you!

[@SkySky-rv2ji]

❤❤

[@ashpazifori]

I like your videos 😍

[@cookingwithmimmo]

😊Look so good and so tasty

[@ashpazifori]

See my channel too 😊❤️

[@Finn959]

This channel is just 👨🏻‍🍳💋🤌

[@MichaelAussie05]

Yummmm.

[@hayals.9956]

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[@burakcanduzcan]

Use more of that Tulum!

[@AmiraKrim]

I love you 😭❤️

[@yaelfrid2045]

Bravooooooo🌹🌹🌹🏆🏆🏆🥇🥇🥇👏👏👏👏

[@MC-lp8jh]

Hi Nagi, can i prepare the dough (with all the waiting time) the night before and then just bake everything in the morning? Will it do any harm to quality of the dough?

[@niagara6015]

No to step on Nagi's toes here. There is a Pide recipe where the dough only rests for 30 minutes available on the Turkish KZbin channel called Refika's Kitchen. Try that dough with Nagi's fillings.

[@l.tthomas1657]

OK I'm an American and if that thing isn't made 50 minutes before I get there it'll never happen.

[@sotired4903]

Romans 6:23 Romans 10:9 Romans 10:13 Ephesians 2: 8 & 9 John 3:16 God bless

[@mikees9959]

Turkish pizza's are called Lahmacun and are round. This aint a Turkish pizza!

[@serra9941]

Pide is definitely closer to pizza than lahmacun. Even the words "pide" and "pizza" are similar. There is nothing called "Turkish pizza" in Turkey. It's just a term coined together, for foreigners I assume. Lahmacun will never have cheese in it, and will only have minced meat, parsley, peppers as toppings. The dough of lahmacun is very different to pizza; it's very thin. Whereas pide can have different topics, and can have different shapes too; canoe shape like in the video, closed like a calzone, and round like the typical pizza.

[@channelhismojo]

Enough with putting sugar in everything.

[@rachael4512]

Yeast is always activated with sugar and warm water, it's only half a teaspoon. If you don't like her recipes then don't use them 🤷.

[@user-ue1qi7gs7b]

Pride turkish flat head