Best Ways To Use Turkish Bread
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Our Turkish bread is super versatile and can be used for all occasions and meals. Here are our recommendations on how to make amazing meals:
- Sandwiches and Burgers
- Cut the roll or loaf of Turkish bread in half or open it like a pocket and fill it with your favorite sandwich ingredients.
- Toast your sandwich for a beautiful melted cheese moment.
- Load up a crunchy schnitty or juicy beef burger on some toasted Turkish.
- Dipping Bread:
- As seen above, cut the bread into small strips and use to dip in your favourite hummus or tzatziki.
- Pizza Base:
- Use it as a quick and easy pizza base. Top with tomato sauce, cheese, and your favorite toppings, then bake until the cheese is melted.
- Croutons:
- Cube Turkish bread and toast it in the oven to make homemade croutons for salads or soups.
- Bruschetta:
- Toast slices of Turkish bread and top them with diced tomatoes, fresh basil, garlic, red onion and a drizzle of balsamic glaze for a delicious bruschetta. Add a little feta if you love a cheesy bruschetta.
- French Toast:
- Make sweet or savoury French toast by dipping slices of Helga's Turkish bread into a mixture of eggs, milk, and seasonings, then fry until golden brown.
- Panini:
- Press a flavourful panini in a sandwich press or a grill pan for a crispy exterior and gooey interior.
- Garlic Bread:
- Make garlic bread by spreading a mixture of butter, minced garlic, and herbs on slices of the bread, then bake until golden and smelling delicious.
- Breakfast Toast:
- Toast slices of our Turkish bread and top them with smashed avo, eggs, smoked salmon, or bacon.
- Mezze Platter:
- Serve Helga's Turkish bread alongside a variety of Mediterranean-inspired mezze dishes like olives, feta cheese, roasted vegetables, and cured meats.
- Mop Up Sauces:
- Our Turkish bread is great for soaking up sauces and gravies, making it the perfect side for saucy dishes.
Remember to use a sharp serrated knife to slice your sourdough bread to prevent squishing or tearing.