What is kishk?
Kishk is a fermented dairy and grain product, typically made from dried bulgur and yogurt or milk, common in Middle Eastern cuisine. It has a distinctive sour and tangy flavor.
Middle-eastern · breakfast|lunch|dinner|snack
25m
Total time
4
Servings
300
kcal
easy
Difficulty
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Kishk is a fermented dairy and grain product, typically made from dried bulgur and yogurt or milk, common in Middle Eastern cuisine. It has a distinctive sour and tangy flavor.
While traditional kishk contains dairy, you can find vegan kishk made with plant-based yogurt, or substitute with fine bulgur and a good quality vegan sour cream or yogurt for a similar texture and tang.
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