
Suna KIVANÇ
100.YIL MEHMETÇİK SECONDARY SCHOOL
Denizli kebab, which is made from lamb meat and cooked in a tandoor fire, is preferred by local people as well as local and foreign tourists. The lamb meat, which is first divided into two and then 8 or 10 pieces, is carefully placed in the oven. After the cooking time, which varies according to the master, the kebabs that are taken out of the oven are chopped with rows on a board prepared from gum tree. Local flavor prepared with traditional methods; Onions, tomatoes and lavash are served to customers with pita bread. One who eats the famous Denizli kebab, which is consumed without the use of forks and knives, cannot give up this taste.


DENİZLİ KEBAB
Keşkek is pronounced /kesh-kek/ in English. It is a hearty porridge-like dish that people in Western Turkey serve at weddings, circumcision celebrations, and religious holidays. Keşkek is made of cracked wheat or barley and meat or chicken. For special events, people prepare Keşkek over an open fire in a large cauldron, called kazan in Turkish. The cooks mash and stir the ingredients together with large wooden spoons. Usually, volunteers take turns stirring because it’s such a labor-intensive task.
Keşkek was inscribed in 2011 on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
KEŞKEK

EMEL SELÇUK
100. YIL MEHMETÇİK SECONDARY SCHOOL


AYNUR YÜCESAN
AKKESE SECONDARY SCHOOL
ARABAŞI
Although there are different rumors about where the name Arabaşı comes from, there is no definite information. The characteristic of the soup is that it is not eaten with bread, but by swallowing the dough together. Arabaşı, which is a dish that cannot be separated from its soup and dough, is a ritual in most regions.Dough cooked by adding flour, water and a little salt; The first samples are consumed with partridge meat, the later samples with this soup made with rooster meat. In the past, the soup was drunk together from the same bowl, and the next cart was made in the house of the person who first dropped the dough into the soup.




ALİ AKYÜZ
100.YIL MEHMETÇİK SECONDARY SCHOOL
BEYŞEHİR TARHANASI


Ayşe Ece GÜR/Şehit Abdullah Şimşek Ortaokulu
TEKKE PİLAVI
- 2 cups bulgur for rice
-4 cups water or broth
- 1 cup of boiled chickpeas
- Half a teaspoon of oil
- 2 teaspoons of salt
- 3 tablespoons of buttee
First, we put oil in the pan. After warming up a little, add the bulgur and fry for 5-10 minutes. After cooking, we let it rest for 10-15 minutes. After it cools down, pour the fried butter on it.We lay the soaked phyllo bread in a tray and pour the rice. We can also decorate it with boiled chicken while serving.
Note: This meal is usually served at crowded parties such as weddings and holidays.

Hüseyin UYSAL- Beyşehir
Şehit Abdullah Şimşek Secondary School
CAĞ KEBAB
Cağ Kebap is a famous lamb dish in Erzurum. It is a kind of kebab made of boneless lamb. It is prepared a day before cooking. The butcher marinates the lamb with chopped onions, black pepper, basil and salt and cover it with stretch film and put it in the fridge to rest. The next day he spits the seasoned meat and cooks it over the wood fire as tilted position. It takes this name because it is served by using skewer which is called Cağ. It is the most favorite and delicious kebab you will taste in East Anatolian Region. You should definitely try it.


Şennur DUMAN
İbrahim Hakkı Kubilay İmam Hatip Secondary School



SARMALE ROMANESTI
Preparing sarmals is a real ritual in every home and every cook has their own secrets.
Sarmales are among the most appreciated dishes in Romania and there are few who would refuse a portion of steaming sarmales, with sour cream and `mamaliguta` on the side. Although it is a type of food considered traditionally Romanian, it actually has its roots in the Ottoman Empire. The word "sarma" comes from the Turkish language - "sarmak" and translates as "to wrap, wrap".
Tănase Ariana, Școala Gimnazială Mihai Eminescu
Roșiori de Vede, România

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Suna KIVANÇ
100.YIL MEHMETÇİK SECONDARY SCHOOL
Denizli kebab, which is made from lamb meat and cooked in a tandoor fire, is preferred by local people as well as local and foreign tourists. The lamb meat, which is first divided into two and then 8 or 10 pieces, is carefully placed in the oven. After the cooking time, which varies according to the master, the kebabs that are taken out of the oven are chopped with rows on a board prepared from gum tree. Local flavor prepared with traditional methods; Onions, tomatoes and lavash are served to customers with pita bread. One who eats the famous Denizli kebab, which is consumed without the use of forks and knives, cannot give up this taste.


DENİZLİ KEBAB
Keşkek is pronounced /kesh-kek/ in English. It is a hearty porridge-like dish that people in Western Turkey serve at weddings, circumcision celebrations, and religious holidays. Keşkek is made of cracked wheat or barley and meat or chicken. For special events, people prepare Keşkek over an open fire in a large cauldron, called kazan in Turkish. The cooks mash and stir the ingredients together with large wooden spoons. Usually, volunteers take turns stirring because it’s such a labor-intensive task.
Keşkek was inscribed in 2011 on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
KEŞKEK

EMEL SELÇUK
100. YIL MEHMETÇİK SECONDARY SCHOOL


AYNUR YÜCESAN
AKKESE SECONDARY SCHOOL
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