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Gozleme is a delicious snack. Nothing better than walking around a local market, munching on a Cheese Gozleme.© Roving Jay
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Gevreks are bread rings with sesame seeds. They're a common and cheap street food, often served with cheese, and often eaten for a quick breakfast with tea.
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Kurukaveci Coffee Shop, Egyptian (Spice) Bazaar, Eminonu, Istanbul
Guest posted a turkey photo in Spice Bazaar
This coffee is world-famous, and people line up to buy it. -
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Boza is a thick drink made from bulgar, or cracked wheat. They sprinkle cinnamon on it for extra flavor.
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The world-famous and most delicious Kakao Coffee is normally sold from a shop in the Egyptian Bazaar, where people line up to buy it. But you can buy it at the Hippodrome.
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Food at the Pudding Shop, Divan Yolu, Sultanahmet, Istanbul
Ken Grubb posted a turkey photo in Divan Yolu
The pudding shop has delicious, ready-to-serve food, the main courses change every day. -
The vine leaves are laden with salt when you buy them, so if you're planning on using them to make your own dolmas - soak them in water to remove some of the salt (I learnt this the hard way!)
© Roving Jay
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Gozleme Cookers, Grotto of the Seven Sleepers, Ephesus
Guest posted a turkey photo in Grotto of the Seven Sleepers
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Cig Kofte is a long lump of spicy grain, wrapped in a long lettuce leaf. It also contains meat, which is cooked as a result of a chemical reaction.
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This is Sultan Macunu (mah joo noo) which is a sweet goo.
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Freshly boiled corn on the cob.
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Donerci Carsisi means "market of the doner makers." A doner is a type of Turkish kebab. Inside you'll find numerous Turkish restaurants.
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Outside Donerci Carsisi, which means "Doner makers' Market." It's within easy walking distance from Kale Kapasi and the fluted minaret, and full of Turkish restaurants.
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Man cooking Kokorec, pronounced "koka-retch." It's lamb stomach on a spit.
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The interior of the Highlander Bar and Restaurant, one of many fine dining places around the Harbor area in Antalya.
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The Alanya area is the only place in Turkey where bananas are grown. They're smaller and a bit sweeter than those you've probably had.
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