Mangal barbecue refers to both Turkish style of barbecue as well as the cooking device. It is similar to the braai of South Africa in many ways. The cooking device is a simple one comprising of a metal box-like rectangular pit with stand. It uses charcoal for fuel. It also comes with a metal plate with holes, which aid in removing the ashes formed while cooking. Skewers and steel baskets are used to cook the food on a mangal barbecue. Some of the most popular mangal barbecue recipes are shashlik, shish kebab, meatballs called kofte, and other grilled meat, chicken, and vegetables.
History of Mangal Barbecue
The exact origin of mangal barbecue is not very clear, but this style of barbecue is popular in Turkey, Israel, Armenia, Iran, and Iraq and countries in similar geographical location. A mangal barbecue is often done during a get-together or family union. It is held in open areas and the guests enjoy the warmth and hospitality showered on them.
How to Use Mangal Barbecue
Benefits of Mangal Barbecue
Maintenance of Mangal Barbecue
Mangal barbecue can be cleaned and maintained easily.
Trivia
Mangal Barbecue has a huge place in Isreal’s Independence Day Celebrations.