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"Chouwarma" with mint yoghurt sauce

"Chouwarma" with mint yoghurt sauce

Pierre Bleuzé and Antoine Dacquin offer their vegan interpretation of the traditional Turkish kebab. A "chouwarma" with mint yoghurt sauce to be found at Saisons - Cave à manger.

serves 4

Preparation time: 30 min

Cooking time : 30 min

Rest : 48 h

 

  • 1 white cabbage
  • 150 g kale leaves (or red cabbage)
  • Butter
  • 200 g yoghurt
  • 1 bunch mint
  • salt and pepper

Dill vinegar

  • 1 bunch dill
  • White vinegar

Mint oil

  • Mint leaves
  • Sunflower oil (or grapeseed oil)

 

1 - Prepare the dill vinegar: infuse dill in white vinegar for a few days at room temperature. The longer you wait, the better.

2 - Prepare the mint oil: infuse a few mint leaves in an oil such as sunflower oil or grapeseed oil, in a saucepan over low heat (80°C max.) until the oil tastes of mint.

3 - Prepare the chawarma (vegetarian version) : remove 4 large leaves from the white cabbage. Plunge them into a pan of boiling water for 3 to 5 min, until the leaves are tender. Cut the rest of the cabbage into 4 and chop. Melt some butter and cook the cabbage until it's nice and melty, adding salt to taste.

4 - Th inlyslice the kale (or red cabbage)leaves and season with 3 tbsp. dill vinegar and 6 tbsp. mint oil. Add salt to taste.

5 - Prepare the yogurt sauce: mix the yogurt with the finely chopped mint and 3 tbsp. dill vinegar.

6 - To serve: arrange the kale on the white cabbage leaves and pour over the yoghurt sauce. Serve.

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