Turkish Delivery And Takeaway in Hemel Hempstead

Q: Are Turkish takeaways gluten free?

Gluten free Turkish options will differ from restaurant to restaurant. Choose one of our Turkish takeaways in Hemel Hempstead and check out their gluten free options.

Q: What can vegetarians order from Turkish takeaways?

Vegetarian Turkish options will differ from restaurant to restaurant. Choose one of our Turkish takeaways in Hemel Hempstead and check out their vegetarian options.

Q: What can vegans order from Turkish takeaways?

Vegan Turkish takeaway options in Hemel Hempstead vary from restaurant to restaurant. It's best to carefully check each Turkish takeaway to see if they are vegan friendly before ordering.

Q: Are all Turkish takeaways halal?

Not all Turkish takeaways in Hemel Hempstead are halal. It's best to check each restaurant carefully to see which offer halal friendly options.

Q: Which Turkish takeaways are dairy free?

To find out which Turkish options are dairy free, it's best to carefully review your selected Turkish takeaway menu in Hemel Hempstead. If in doubt, check with the restaurant to see what dairy free options are available.

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Feeling peckish for something different-ish, Middle Eastern-ish? Try Turkish. A big favourite with Just Eat customers, it’s the go-to cuisine if you love lamb, beef, Chicken, fish and rice combined with a variety of vegetables like aubergine, peppers, onions, garlic, tomatoes, lentils and beans in all kinds of wonderful ways. Turkish food is a fabulous fusion of Middle Eastern, Central Asian, Eastern European and Balkan cuisines.

Popular Turkish take-out dishes include Shish Kebab, Doner Kebab, Hummus, Borek, Hellim Cheese, and Stuffed Vine Leaves, Then there’s Simit – an amazingly moreish ring of baked Turkish bread. And famous desserts like Baklava and Turkish Delight. The choices are many and varied. And if you simply can’t make your mind up, why not order a Mezze for a whole tableful of delicious little dishes to share. You might need a bigger table though. (And you'll certainly need the Just Eat app.)

Best Turkish restaurants in Hemel Hempstead

Marmaris Turkish Restaurant

29 Marlowes, Hemel Hempstead, HP11LA

Golden Grill

37 Vesta Avenue, St Albans, AL12PG

Popular dishes

Baklava

Turkish desserts offer more than one delight. Baklava is a rich, sweet dessert pastry made from layer upon layer of filo crammed with chopped nuts and held together with sticky syrup or honey. Turkish Delight (or Lokum) delights more that just Turkey – it gifts the whole world with (guilty) pleasure. Premium varieties consist of chopped dates, pistachios, hazelnuts and walnuts – all gelled together – and flavoured with rosewater, Bergamot orange, or lemon. Halva is an irresistibly dense sweet confection formed from a crystallised paste of sesame seeds and sugar. Kanafeh is made with a thin noodle-like pastry, soaked in sweet sugar-based syrup and often layered with cheese, clotted cream or nuts. You’d be nuts not to.

Pide

Here’s a few ideas to chew on. Pide is Turkey’s delicious take on pizza – think fragrant lamb, tender spinach and Beyaz Peymir cheese. This, by the way, is Turkey’s most popular cheese and made from fresh sheep's milk – its pure white and rindless with a grainy appearance (it can also make a rapid appearance, should you wish). Simit is a circular bread, encrusted with sesame seeds, flax or sunflower seeds. Börek is a family of filled and baked pastries made with thin, flaky dough. Hellim (aka Halloumi) Cheese is semi-hard (and kinda squeaky) and made from a mixture of goat and sheep’s milk. Its high melting point means it reacts very favourably when it’s fried or grilled. As, we think, will you.

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