Turks say a meal isn’t a meal without bread. Bread for which the word “ekmek” is used in Turkey is central to Turkish culture. There are two types of bread that exist in Turkish cuisine, leavened and unleavened flatbread .Turkey produces the best and most delicious bread in the world, so Turkey and Anatolia are known as the "breadbasket of the world". The most popular is flat bread which is very common. There are different ways of baking bread. Some are baked in the oven. Some are made by putting an iron grill on the fire. In Eastern Anatolia, flour is cooked…

  As the summer season begins, the foods of Turkish restaurants also change. In summer, fried vegetables are the main food in Turkey, vegetables include especially eggplant, cheese, cucumbers, tomatoes pepper, and potatoes are served with yogurt sauce. The Turkish people like halva as dessert which contains less amount of sugar. Turkey has some of the most delicious summer dishes in the world, and you can make many of these delicious foods at home. The following are the most common summer foods in Turkish cuisine. Poached egg (Cilbir): Cilbir is a Turkish word that is used for one egg dish in Turkey. This dish has…

    Turkey is famous all over the world for its delicious food. Meat is a common food in Turkey. Rice, vegetable dishes, and bread are also part of everyday dishes. From the Ottoman Empire, mutton, and chicken, have been an important part of the diet. Wheat cultivation is not possible in the Eastern Black Sea due to heavy rainfall, the food of the inhabitants consists of corn and corn flour. Kebabs from Eastern Anatolia are very popular. Vegetables made from olive oil are common in Aegean. Istanbul, Turkey's cultural center, has its Turkish cuisine. Below are some common Turkish foods: Baklava: Baklava is a sweet…

This list below includes the ten most popular Turkish soups, all of which hold a special place in Turkish culture & cuisine!

If anyone wished to be notorious for conquering the land, and control the routes connecting the world, they left behind signs of their past.Those signs we see today in the Istanbul which makes it a great place to visit, were left by the great emperors the Ottoman and the Byzantines.