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Traditional dish from the Balkans

Tumact me tulez is a traditional dish originating from the Balkans, specifically from the Gora region, which is inhabited by the Gorani people. This dish is particularly popular in areas of Kosovo, North Macedonia, and Albania.

Ingredients and preparation

The main ingredients of Tumact me tulez include homemade pasta, known as "tulez," and a sauce made from yogurt, garlic, and butter. The pasta is typically made from wheat flour, water, and salt, and is rolled into thin sheets before being cut into small squares or strips.

To prepare the dish, the pasta is boiled until cooked, then drained. The sauce is made by melting butter and mixing it with yogurt and minced garlic. The cooked pasta is then combined with the sauce, allowing the flavors to meld together. The dish is often garnished with a sprinkle of paprika or chopped parsley for added flavor and color.

Cultural significance

Tumact me tulez is more than just a meal; it is a symbol of the cultural heritage of the Gorani people. It is often prepared for special occasions and family gatherings, serving as a reminder of the community's culinary traditions. The dish reflects the simplicity and resourcefulness of the region's cuisine, utilizing locally available ingredients to create a comforting and satisfying meal.

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-'''Tumact me tulez''' (or '''tumacë me tulë''' in [[Albanian language|Albanian]]) is a traditional [[pasta]] dish originating from the southern region of [[Italy]], specifically [[Basilicata]]. The dish is of [[Arbëreshë people|Arbëreshe]] origin, a community that settled in Italy in the 15th century to escape the [[Ottoman Empire|Ottoman invasion]] of the [[Balkans]]. The name of the dish translates to "tagliatelle with bread crumbs".
+{{Short description|Traditional dish from the Balkans}}
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-==History==
+'''Tumact me tulez''' is a traditional dish originating from the [[Balkans]], specifically from the [[Gora (region)|Gora]] region, which is inhabited by the [[Gorani people]]. This dish is particularly popular in areas of [[Kosovo]], [[North Macedonia]], and [[Albania]].
-The dish is a culinary staple of [[Barile]], a village located in the province of [[Potenza]]. The Arbëreshe settlers brought the recipe with them when they migrated from the Balkans. Over time, the dish has integrated with the local cuisine, reflecting the cultural blend of the region.
+==Ingredients and preparation==
+The main ingredients of Tumact me tulez include homemade pasta, known as "tulez," and a sauce made from [[yogurt]], [[garlic]], and [[butter]]. The pasta is typically made from [[wheat flour]], [[water]], and [[salt]], and is rolled into thin sheets before being cut into small squares or strips.
-Historically, the preparation of Tumact me tulez was associated with significant events such as [[wedding]]s, [[Saint Joseph's Day]] and [[Christmas]]. It was a dish of celebration, prepared and enjoyed on these special occasions.
+To prepare the dish, the pasta is boiled until cooked, then drained. The sauce is made by melting butter and mixing it with yogurt and minced garlic. The cooked pasta is then combined with the sauce, allowing the flavors to meld together. The dish is often garnished with a sprinkle of [[paprika]] or [[chopped parsley]] for added flavor and color.
-==Preparation and Ingredients==
+==Cultural significance==
+Tumact me tulez is more than just a meal; it is a symbol of the cultural heritage of the Gorani people. It is often prepared for special occasions and family gatherings, serving as a reminder of the community's culinary traditions. The dish reflects the simplicity and resourcefulness of the region's cuisine, utilizing locally available ingredients to create a comforting and satisfying meal.
-Tumact me tulez is a pasta dish that is served with tomato filets or [[tomato sauce]], and [[anchovy]]. The pasta is typically tagliatelle, a type of pasta that is long and flat, similar to fettuccine.
+==Related pages==
+* [[Gorani people]]
+* [[Balkan cuisine]]
+* [[Kosovo]]
+* [[North Macedonia]]
+* [[Albania]]
-The dish is garnished with fried bread crumbs, chopped [[walnut]]s, [[garlic]], and [[parsley]]. For those who prefer a bit of heat, dried [[chili pepper]] can be added to the dish. The combination of these ingredients creates a unique flavor profile that is both savory and slightly spicy.
+==References==
+{{Reflist}}
-==Cultural Significance==
+[[Category:Balkan cuisine]]
+[[Category:Kosovan cuisine]]
-Despite its Arbëreshe origin, Tumact me tulez has become a part of the local cuisine of Basilicata. It is a testament to the cultural blend that has occurred over centuries in this region of Italy. The dish is a symbol of the Arbëreshe community's resilience and their ability to maintain their cultural identity while integrating with the local Italian culture.
+[[Category:Albanian cuisine]]
+[[Category:North Macedonian cuisine]]
-[[Category:Italian cuisine]]
 [[Category:Pasta dishes]]
-[[Category:Arbëreshë cuisine]]
-{{Italian-food-stub}}
-{{food-stub}}