Kishk
Kishk Kishk (also spelled as "kashk" or "keshk") is a traditional Middle Eastern and Mediterranean food product made from fermented dairy or grains. It is used as a seasoning, flavoring agent, or even a main ingredient in various dishes. Kishk has been a part of the culinary heritage of regions like Iran, Turkey, Lebanon, Syria, and Egypt for centuries. The process of making kishk can vary based on the specific region and the ingredients available, but here's a general overview of how it is traditionally made using grains: Ingredients : Wheat or rice (often cracked or ground) Yogurt or buttermilk Process : · · Fermentation: The process typically begins with fermenting wheat or rice. The grains are soaked in water and allowed to ferment for a period, which can range from a few days to a couple of weeks. During fermentation, beneficial bacteria break down the starches in the grains, creating a tangy and sligh...