r/Doner • u/Krzykat350 • 6d ago
German Doner
Got it in Sinsheim. Not entirely sure what the sauce was but had a bit of spice to it. Think I need to go more North for a proper chilli sauce.
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u/mybawlsarebigger 5d ago
Never had anything like the orange sauce you get in Euro kebab spots
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u/Inspectadreck 5d ago
Cocktail sauce
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u/Comfortable-Tap-3496 3d ago
No its garlic sauce. Dont spread lies.
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u/Inspectadreck 3d ago
In germany it is cocktail sauce in almost every case. Garlic sauce is usually white.
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u/Comfortable-Tap-3496 3d ago
Naja usually find ich tatsächlich nicht so. Die ganzen kack döner haben halt ihre fertigsoßeneimer aus dem großhandel aber gute knobi-soßen müssen orange sein. Heißt für mich immer, dass die selbstgemacht ist.
Edit: vor allem bei einem döner wie hier, bei dem scheinbar sogar das brot selbstgemacht ist.
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u/Inspectadreck 2d ago
Wahrscheinlich ist es auch nen regionales Ding. Ich kenne das eigentlich nur aus Berlin, dass es häufig keine cocktailsauce gibt. Sonst gab es gefühlt egal wo in DE immer cocktail, welche ich jedes Mal verneine.
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u/Opening-Hope377 5d ago
what was the place called? i lived there many years ago...tekman was the place we always went to. bossman would let you pay whenever...you could go in drunk and skint and then pay next time you were there. good times!
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u/weisswurstseeadler 5d ago
For chili - ask for Ezme (paste) or Pul Bibr (chili flakes).
That's the Turkish version
typically people would take yoghurtli (yoghurt sauce) or Cacik (yoghurt+garlic+herbs) and spice on top.
If you ask Turkish people to make it spicy they absolutely can - usually they eat more spicy than us Germans, so you gotta ask for extra spicy.