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TURKISH CUISINE

Have you tried Turkish breakfast?

In Turkish culinary culture, the main meals are divided into three main meals: breakfast, lunch and dinner. Turkish breakfast consists of various foods such as cheese, olives, tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, jams, honey and cream, as well as pastries such as bagels, pastries and pastries. Turkish tea and coffee are among the indispensable drinks of breakfast. If you want to experience a traditional Turkish breakfast outside Turkey, best Turkish restaurant in Dubai offers an authentic spread that includes all these delicious options.

TURKISH TASTE

Have you tried Turkish kebab?

For lunch and dinner, menus consisting of soup, main course, rice, pasta or bulgur, appetizers, salads and desserts are common. Meat, vegetables, pulses and grain products are among the main ingredients in Turkish cuisine. Red meat, chicken and fish are frequently consumed protein sources. For an unforgettable taste of these dishes, the best Turkish restaurant Dubai serves a variety of traditional lunch and dinner options crafted with authentic ingredients.Each dish is prepared with meticulous attention to detail, ensuring a genuine dining experience.

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The delights of Turkish ice cream: Dondurma explained​

Dondurma, the Turkish term for ice cream, originates from the city of Kahramanmaraş, nestled in the southeastern region of Turkey. This distinctive frozen dessert is renowned for its elastic texture[…]

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How to make authentic Turkish lahmacun at home​ good food

Authentic Turkish lahmacun, often mistaken as a ‘Turkish pizza,’ holds a culinary depth and tradition far beyond its look. It all starts with understanding what makes Turkish lahmacun genuinely traditional[…]

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How to prepare traditional Turkish stuffed grape leaves​

At first glance, it’s just a leaf with rice. But in Turkish culture, it’s so much more. Known as “yaprak sarma,” this dish symbolizes hospitality and celebration. From Istanbul family[…]

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The tradition of Turkish pickles and fermented foods​

In many Turkish households, late summer signals more than heat and dust—it announces pickle season. Across Istanbul apartments and Anatolian villages alike, families start washing jars, chopping vegetables, and preparing[…]

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A guide to Turkish cheese varieties and pairings​

Have you ever wondered why Turkish breakfasts are never complete without cheese? Unlike many Western styles, Turkish cheese isn’t dominated by one or two popular types. It’s a spectrum. Each[…]

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The Influence of Ottoman Cuisine on Modern Turkish Dishes

When we taste modern Turkish food, we’re not just enjoying spices or meats—we’re reliving history. Ottoman cuisine was never simply about nourishment. It was a highly ritualized, layered, and deeply[…]

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