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May 21, 2011, No comments

The most favorite beans in Turkey get a trademark. These dried beans which are grown in Ispir, Erzurum are hit for everyone as they rise when soaked, cook fast and …

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Red Meat Price Down

January 5, 2011, 9 Comments

It is reported that red meat has cheapened in Turkey with the help of cattle and sheep imports. The price of red meat was quite expensive for months b ...

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Meat On Rice

July 29, 2010, 17 Comments

You may think it is not a good idea to cook meat in Summer as it is not light like vegetables. But I can tell you that if you cook ...

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Lahmacun

October 18, 2009, 53 Comments

This is one of the most popular traditional Turkish fast food. It’s originally from an Eastern city of Turkey, Sanliurfa. Now you can find lahmacun ...

  • meatcheese1
    Meat Wrapped Cheese
    October 4, 2009, 20 Comments

    I was arranging the photos of this post this morning when I heard a peddler’s voice outside. I couldn’t undesrtand what he was selling at first. In fact, street peddlers ...

  • meatsaute1
    Sauteed Meat Ramadan 6
    September 13, 2009, 9 Comments

    We’ve started to count down for the end of the Ramadan month. There is a very sweet festival waiting for all muslims at the end of this fasting month. And ...

  • beans4
    Beans with Meat
    May 1, 2009, 14 Comments

    While I was reading the lovely comments written on my post, dad called me and asked if I added his favorite dish to my blog. I told him that I ...

  • keskekson
    Keskek
    April 20, 2009, 25 Comments

    Keşkek is a special name of a traditional wedding dish. It is mostly made in Central Anatolia and Agean region of Turkey. Weddings in these places last a few days ...

  • liver2
    Albanian Liver
    April 10, 2009, 8 Comments

    We decided to have raki for dinner tonight and one of our favorite appetizers (savory foods) to eat with raki is Albanian liver. It certainly goes perfect with raki. We ...

  • meatballs1
    Meatballs Classic
    March 17, 2009, 9 Comments

    As Turkish people, we love matballs (we call it “köfte” in Turkish) so much that we eat it very often. It is the second popular Turkish fast food after simit. ...