Menemen

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Menemen is a traditional Turkish dish of eggs softly scrambled with tomatoes, peppers, and olive oil, often enjoyed for breakfast with bread.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Turkish dish
egg dish
category Turkish cuisine dishes
egg dishes
tomato dishes
commonPepperType green pepper
consumedIn Turkey NERFINISHED
Turkish restaurants worldwide
contains fat
protein
vitamin C
cookingMethod softly scrambled
stovetop cooking
countryOfOrigin Turkey NERFINISHED
course breakfast course
culinaryTradition Turkish cuisine NERFINISHED
dietaryCategory lacto-ovo vegetarian
dishType savory dish
eatenAs main breakfast item
eatenWith fresh bread
hasVariant Menemen with cheese
Menemen with pastirma
Menemen with sucuk
mainIngredient egg
olive oil
pepper
tomato
namedAfter Menemen district NERFINISHED
oilType olive oil
preparationTime short
regionalAssociation Aegean Region of Turkey NERFINISHED
requires heat
servedHotOrCold hot
similarTo scrambled eggs with tomatoes
shakshuka NERFINISHED
spiciness mild to medium
texture soft
typicallyCookedIn shallow pan
typicallyEatenAt breakfast
typicallyServedWith bread
typicalServingTime morning
usesIngredient black pepper
onion
salt

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TurkishCuisine typicalDish Menemen