Pestil, a Turkish word meaning dried fruit pulp, is best exemplified in the English term "fruit leather." Fruit leather is made from mechanically pulverizing fruit, then spreading it out to dry into a tough, yet flexible and edible material which can be kept preserved for several months in an airtight container. In Armenian pestil is called pastel. In Greek it is called pastilos. In some regions of Turkey, including the southeastern city of Urfa, this fruit dessert is also called bastık.
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| - El pestil (turc) és una polpa de fruites seques que fa com una làmina gruixuda, tradicionalment preparada en la cuina turca per al consum en els mesos d'hivern. Es consumeix tant a Turquia com als països balcànics que formaven part de l'Imperi Otomà i al Caucas. Generalment es fa amb albercocs, però també pot estar feta d'altres fruites com raïms o figues i quan es farceix amb nous s'anomena köme. (ca)
- Pestil (del idioma turco) es pulpa de frutas secas hecha como una lámina gruesa, tradicionalmente preparada en la cocina turca para el consumo en los meses de invierno. Es consumido tanto en Turquía como en los países balcánicos que formaban parte del Imperio otomano y en el Caucaso. (es)
- Pestil, est un mot d’origine turque, qui signifie Cuir de fruit, souvent à base de purée d'abricot, agrémenté de raisin ou de baies traditionnellement préparée dans la cuisine turque. Cette spécialité se consomme l'hiver, il est aussi consommé à la fois en Turquie et dans les pays balkaniques qui faisaient partie de l'Empire ottoman et du Caucase.
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- Il pestil (turco) è una polpa di frutta secca che si presenta come una spessa lastra, tradizionalmente preparata nella cucina turca per il consumo nei mesi invernali. (it)
- Pestil, a Turkish word meaning dried fruit pulp, is best exemplified in the English term "fruit leather." Fruit leather is made from mechanically pulverizing fruit, then spreading it out to dry into a tough, yet flexible and edible material which can be kept preserved for several months in an airtight container. In Armenian pestil is called pastel. In Greek it is called pastilos. In some regions of Turkey, including the southeastern city of Urfa, this fruit dessert is also called bastık. (en)
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| - El pestil (turc) és una polpa de fruites seques que fa com una làmina gruixuda, tradicionalment preparada en la cuina turca per al consum en els mesos d'hivern. Es consumeix tant a Turquia com als països balcànics que formaven part de l'Imperi Otomà i al Caucas. Generalment es fa amb albercocs, però també pot estar feta d'altres fruites com raïms o figues i quan es farceix amb nous s'anomena köme. (ca)
- Pestil (del idioma turco) es pulpa de frutas secas hecha como una lámina gruesa, tradicionalmente preparada en la cocina turca para el consumo en los meses de invierno. Es consumido tanto en Turquía como en los países balcánicos que formaban parte del Imperio otomano y en el Caucaso. (es)
- Pestil, est un mot d’origine turque, qui signifie Cuir de fruit, souvent à base de purée d'abricot, agrémenté de raisin ou de baies traditionnellement préparée dans la cuisine turque. Cette spécialité se consomme l'hiver, il est aussi consommé à la fois en Turquie et dans les pays balkaniques qui faisaient partie de l'Empire ottoman et du Caucase.
* Alimentation et gastronomie
* Portail de la Turquie (fr)
- Pestil, a Turkish word meaning dried fruit pulp, is best exemplified in the English term "fruit leather." Fruit leather is made from mechanically pulverizing fruit, then spreading it out to dry into a tough, yet flexible and edible material which can be kept preserved for several months in an airtight container. In Armenian pestil is called pastel. In Greek it is called pastilos. In some regions of Turkey, including the southeastern city of Urfa, this fruit dessert is also called bastık. A plum-based dessert from Bulgaria is also called pestil. It's prepared by boiling plums with sugar and water and cooling the mixture in a solid layer. Bulgarian pestil is sometimes thicker than its Turkish counterpart and might be cut in small pieces instead of rolled up. Pestil might be made with different types of fruit beside plums. Apples, apricots, pears, peaches and melons are popular choices. (en)
- Il pestil (turco) è una polpa di frutta secca che si presenta come una spessa lastra, tradizionalmente preparata nella cucina turca per il consumo nei mesi invernali. (it)
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