HISTORY OF BASTURMA Armenian: Ō±ÕÕÕŌ½Õ via FB Les Recettes ArmĆ©niennes !!!! group Also called Bastirma or Pastirma, is an air-dried cured beef which has been strongly seasoned and is popularly consumed in the former Ottoman countries.The Bastirma is derived from Turkish word bastırma et . Bastirma et is non-finite verb of the word bastırmak , which means āto depress or restrainā. Various types of Bastirma recipes are enjoyed throughout the Eastern Europe. The Bastirma is famous throughout the region with names such as pastĆ«rma in Albania, basterma in Arabia, basturma in Armenia, basdırma in Azerbaijan, pastrma in Bosnia, Croatia, Macedonia and Serbia, pastÄrma in Bulgaria, pastourmĆ”s or pastroumĆ”s in Greece, and pastramÄ in Romania. Many people confuse Bastirma with pastrami which is a different type of meat preparation which has Yiddish origins. It is variously known as pastirma to (pastrĆ³meh) in Yiddish. History of Pastirma:- The first recorded mention of Basturma dates ...
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