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By David Dale and Somer Sivrioglu
Published 2015
The Turkish name for this dish translates as ‘Liar’s kaymak ’, because our recipe will not end up tasting the same as the kaymak that has been served for 100 years in my favourite breakfast café in Istanbul—Pando in Beşiktaş markets. There the kaymak is made with water buffalo milk that has been slowly simmered until it’s thick and luscious.
In this recipe, I’ve included cornflour as a thickener, on the assumption that you will be using pasteurised mil
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