One of the most popular Turkish meat dishes is prepared on a skewer and has a history that goes back deep into antiquity. Initially, kebab was prepared in cauldrons or forms for meat without sauce or any liquid on an open fire. There is a legend about the origin of meat dishes cooked on skewers or wooden skewers, associated with the name of the Persian ruler Darius, who went to war, with the words: “This is what will happen to our enemies,” he forcefully stuck a sharpened wooden rod into the cauldron with meat. The recipe offered to you today is one of the variations of a kebab made at home from available products.
My husband observes fasts, so I constantly have to cook something from vegetables. This is what prompted me to prepare this dish. As a result, not only my husband was happy, but also our entire family.
This is my free variation on the theme of pasta bolognese, in which I added vegetables for even more juiciness and variety. It turned out very tasty! And just as quick and easy as bolognese (if you use a ready-made sauce or a ready-made seasoning with herbs and vegetables that makes cooking easier).
