Consisting of seasoned and ground meat, usually lamb or beef, that is wrapped in lavash bread, grilled, and served with tomato sauce and yogurt on the side. The dish is named after Beyti Güler, a famous Turkish chef who created this recipe.
To make Beyti, the ground meat is mixed with spices like garlic, onion, paprika, cumin, and parsley, then shaped into long, cylindrical rolls. The meat rolls are then wrapped in lavash bread, a thin and soft flatbread similar to tortillas, and grilled until the meat is cooked through and the bread is crispy.
Once cooked, the Beyti rolls are sliced into pieces and served on a plate with a rich tomato sauce drizzled over the top. A side of tangy yogurt, often flavored with garlic and dill, is served alongside the Beyti to add creaminess and balance out the flavors.