Meze refers to a variety of small, flavorful dishes served as appetizers or accompaniments in Turkish cuisine, often enjoyed in a shared, communal style. Meze can be served as a starter before a main course or as part of a larger meal, and it’s commonly accompanied by raki (an anise-flavored Turkish alcoholic beverage) or other...
Learn moreManti is a traditional Turkish dish that consists of small, bite-sized dumplings typically filled with ground meat (usually beef or lamb), and seasoned with spices like onion, garlic, paprika, cumin, and black pepper. The dumplings are then boiled or steamed and served with a rich topping of yogurt, garlic, and a drizzle of butter or...
Learn moreBörek is a beloved and versatile dish in Turkish cuisine, made with thin layers of dough (known as yufka) that are filled with a variety of ingredients such as cheese, spinach, ground meat, or potatoes, and then baked or fried. It can be served as a snack, appetizer, or main course, and it’s a popular...
Learn moreDolma is a traditional Turkish dish with vegetables or vine leaves stuffed with a savory or sweet filling. The word “dolma” comes from the Turkish verb “dolmak,” meaning “to be filled,” and it refers to a wide variety of stuffed dishes in Turkish cuisine. Dolma is an iconic dish in Turkey and across the Middle...
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