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	Cuisine of Turkey Summary
		Turkish cuisine is highly influenced by its Ottoman heritage, and thus Greek, Arabic and Persian cuisine.
		Especially in the western parts of Turkey, where olive trees are grown abundantly, olive oil is the major type of oil used for cooking which was learned from Greeks.
		Another type of bread commonly eaten in Turkey is simit (or "gevrek"), a ring shaped bread covered with sesame seeds, eaten either plain or with cheese or jelly.
	www.bookrags.com /Cuisine_of_Turkey (1666 words)

	Eatturkey.com - Everything you want to know about turkey. Turkey recipes, turkey preparation tips, thanksgiving recipes.
		Turkey chops are cut across the grain from the breast portion and typically weigh 4 to 8 ounces.
		Organic Turkey: Turkeys raised on an organic operation must be fed organic feed and given access to the outdoors.
		Turkey products such as turkey ham, sausage and bacon are the perfect alternative for pork products, while ground turkey, turkey cutlets, medallions and tenderloins are easily substituted for beef.
	www.eatturkey.com /faq/faq.cgi/1 (1408 words)

	Turkish cuisine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Especially in the western parts of Turkey, where olive trees are grown abundantly, olive oil is the major type of oil used for cooking.
		The cuisines of Aegean, Marmara and Mediterannean regions display basic characteristics of the Mediterrannean cuisine as they are rich in vegetable, herbs and fish.
		In the coastal towns of Turkey, seafood mezes accompany fish dishes; Kalamar, Ahtapot (octopus salad), deniz börülcesi or midye dolma (mussels stuffed with rice).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cuisine_of_Turkey (3161 words)

	Honeymoons in Turkey
		Turkey's friendly people will welcome you to their fascinating country, which offers you superbly preserved classical ruins, modern cities with great shopping opportunities and countless sporting activities, such as mountain trekking and river rafting.
		Turkey's capital city, Ankara, is the governmental center of the country, and has its own share of ancient history to discover, including a Byzantine citadel, roman ruins and a mausoleum.
		Turkey is a fast modernizing country with much to offer, and the omnipresent reminders of times past mean that the Turkish people will never forget their glorious history.
	www.world-honeymoons.net /eastern_europe/turkey_honeymoons.htm (305 words)

	Turkish Cousine, Turkey
		Turkey is known for an abundance and diversity of foodstuff due to its rich flora, fauna and regional differentiation.
		Ottoman Dynasty and a seamless cultural transition into the present day of modern Turkey led to the evolution of a grand cuisine through differentiation, the refinement and perfection of dishes, and the sequence and combination of the meals in which they are found.
		Turkish cuisine has the added privilege of being at the cross-roads of the Far East and the Mediterranean, resulting in a long, and complex history of Turkish migration from the steppes of Central Asia (where they mingled with the Chinese) to Europe (where their influence was felt all the way to Vienna).
	www.enjoyturkey.com /entertainment/Turkish_Cuisine.htm (2450 words)

	turkey cuisine, turkey travel, turkey information, turkey guide, turkey travel agency
		Turkey is known for an aounoance and diversity of foodstuff due to its rich flora, fauna and regional differentiation.
		Thus, the reign of the Ottoman Dynasty during 600 years, and a seamless cultural transition into the present day of modern Turkey, led to the evolution of a grand cuisine through differentiation, refinement and perfection of dishes, as well as their sequence and combination of the meals.
		Turkish cuisine has the extra privilege of being at the crossroads of the Far-East and the Mediterranean, which mirrors a long and complex history of Turkish migration from the steppes of Central Asia (where they mingled with the Chinese) to Europe (where they exerted influence all the way to Vienna).
	www.travellerskey.com /turkey/cuisine_turkey.html (1246 words)

	Ethnic Cuisine: Turkey
		Turkey is a unique republic located on the eastern end of the Mediterranean.
		Turkey is one of the few countries in the world that has been self sustaining, producing all its own food.
		In southern Turkey, Adana is famous for "Adana kebab" a spiced minced meat.
	www.sallys-place.com /food/ethnic_cusine/turkey.htm (2502 words)

	Turkish Cuisine & Cooking Classes in Turkey
		Turkey is an agriculturally rich country surrounded by the sea—the perfect situation to supply abundant, high-quality ingredients for the kitchen and the dining table.
		Learning how to cook alla Turca is one of the most rewarding experiences of a visit to Turkey, and may be the most valuable and prized souvenir you bring home with you—and the one you will be proudest to demonstrate to your friends.
		Turkish cuisine delights in variety, from the dozens of different meze ("MEH-zeh," appetizers) to the 40 different ways to prepare aubergine/eggplant.
	www.turkeytravelplanner.com /special/cuisine/index.html (314 words)

	Alwanza: Turkish Food in Puget Sound Washington
		In Turkey, the vehicle accident rate is among the worst in the world, the hospital system is shockingly bad, and the Turks have the same life expectancy as we do in the USA.
		Turkey is not a country of big supermarket chains nor cargo transportation.
		In food specialty shops in Turkey you can buy it according to how long it has aged, if it is just from sheep's or goat and sheep's milk, and what kind of container it was aged in.
	www.alwanza.com /travel/turkey/t_food.html (1976 words)

	Turkish cuisine
		Turkey is known for an abundance and diversity of foodstuff due to its flora, fauna and regional differentiation.
		Thus the reign of the Ottoman dynasty during 600 years, and a seamless cultural transition into the present day of modern Turkey, let to the evolution of a grand cuisine through differentiation, refinement and perfection of dishes, as well as their sequence and combination of meals.
		The Turkish cuisine has an extra privilege of being at the crossroad of the Far-east and the Mediterranean, which mirrors along and complex history of Turkish migration from the steppes of central Asia (where they mingled with the Chinese) to Europe (where they exerted influence all the way to Vienna).
	www.business-with-turkey.com /tourist-guide/cuisine.shtml (364 words)

	About Turkey
		Turkey is a fortunate country that is self-sufficient.
		Guide to Turkey is bringing you a detailed presentation of this famous cuisine of the world.
		Restaurants section allows you to learn the whereabouts not only of the Turkish Cuisine but also other famous cuisines of the world that are getting more and more popular every day in Turkey.
	www.guidetoturkey.com /aboutturkey/info_tips/turkishcuisine/turkishcuisine.asp (159 words)

	Turkish Food Cuisine - Turkey - AboutTurkey.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Turkey is known for an abundance and diversity of foodstuffs due to its rich flora, fauna and regional differentiation.
		Thus, the 600-year reign of the Ottoman Dynasty and a seamless cultural transition into the present day of modern Turkey led to the evolution of a grand cuisine through differentiation, the refinement and perfection of dishes, and the sequence and combination of the meals in which they are found.
		Anyone who visits Turkey or has a meal in a Turkish home, regardless of the prowess of the particular cook, is sure to notice the uniqueness of the cuisine.
	www.aboutturkey.com /turkey/Turkish_Food/Turkish_Food_Cuisine.shtml (756 words)

	Foods of Turkey » In the Know Traveler
		Turkey has a rich history and strong cultural traditions surrounding the preparation and eating of food.
		Raki is known as Lion’s Milk in Turkey, named so because it pours clear, but turns a milky white when water is added (which is essential, considering raki is 80 proof).
		Turkeys are available in Turkey, as the name would have you believe, but the bird is not necessarily common as food.
	www.intheknowtraveler.com /386 (1500 words)

	Turkish delight \| Turkey food, cuisine, cookery, recipes
		Lycian Turkey: a luxurious gulet cruise exploring the archaeology of the Turkish coast.
		It was Turkey that first saw the growth of coffee houses, centuries before Starbucks, so try one of these miniature hits of caffeine (no grande/huge lattes here) when you can.
		If you are interested in reading up about Turkey, or just finding out a little more about the country, why not take a look at some of the history and travel books in one of our recommended reading lists
	www.petersommer.com /turkish_food.html (616 words)

	Turkish cuisine - All About Turkey
		It is said that three major kinds of cuisine exist in the world; Turkish, Chinese, and French.
		A delicious Turkish specialty is "pilav", a rice dish which is difficult for the inexperienced cook to prepare.
		Some köftes are cooked in a sauce as in the case of the delicious "Izmir köfte", the köftes are first grilled and then cooked with green peppers, potato slices and tomatoes in their own gravy.
	www.allaboutturkey.com /mutfak.htm (1078 words)

	Cuisine - ArticleWorld
		Cuisine is just a fancy word for food and it can mean to cook.
		France and Italy are two countries that are famous for their cuisine.
		There are even some cuisines that come from specific regions of different countries.
	www.articleworld.org /index.php/Cuisine (221 words)

	Turkish Cuisine Tours, About Turkey
		Turkish Cuisine Tours are scheduled tours operated by Turkish Heritage Travel agency aiming to teach guests, one of the most famous cuisines of the world.
		You will learn to cook the delicious tastes of Turkey, in which the tastes of the Silk Road, Byzantine, Greek and Ottoman Empire are mixed.
		All the fruits and vegetables that are used in Turkish Cuisine are grown by organic fertilizer instead of chemicals.
	www.turkishcuisinetours.com /index.html (219 words)

	Idlewind Expeditions - Turquoise Coast of Turkey - Turkiye Cuisine
		One can only conclude that the evolution of this glorious cuisine was not an accident, but rather, as with the other grand cuisines of the world, it was a result of the combination of three key elements.
		Turkey is known for an abundance and diversity of foods due to its rich flora, fauna and regional differentiation.
		Anyone who visits Turkey or has a meal in a Turkish home, is sure to marvel at the uniqueness of the cuisine.
	www.idlewind.com /html/cuisine.htm (638 words)

	About Turkey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Turkish cuisine, along with the French and Chinese, is considered one of the world's three most varied and sophisticated cuisines.
		Eggplant is an extremely popular vegetable in Turkey and is transformed, in the hands of the Turkish chef, into a wide variety of hot and cold versions.
		Raki is the anise flavoured spirit of Turkey, resembling pernod in France and ouzo in Greece.
	www.guidetoturkey.com /aboutturkey/info_tips/turkishcuisine/cookbook/cookbook.asp (493 words)

	Turkey cuisine
		Typical Turkish cuisine consists of plenty of fresh vegetables, eaten raw, roasted or stewed with meat in terracotta pots with lots of garlic, onions, oil and spices.
		In Turkey it is most common to use cow feta in cooking and sheep feta to eat uncooked.
		Turkish cuisine is slowly changing to a mixture of typical Turkish food blended with food common to the rest of the world.
	www.propertyshowrooms.com /turkey/guide/cuisine-turkey.asp (740 words)

	Mezes, Turkish Cuisine, Istanbul, Turkey
		n Turkey, despite the Islamic prohibition against wine and alcoholic drinks, there is a rich tradition associated with liquor.
		Drinking alcoholic beverages in the company of family and friends both at home and in restaurants, is a part of any special occasion.
		In this case, several plates of green salad and tomatoes in spicy olive oil, mixed with yogurt or cheese,"humus" - chick peas mashed in tahini, bulgur and red lentil balls,"raw kofte", marinated stuffed eggplant, peppers with spices, nuts and pickles, are likely to be served.
	www.istanbultravelguide.net /mezes.htm (244 words)

	Hut Cuisine: Wild Turkey Shoot and Recipe Swap
		Turkeys originate from the new world, but they were brought to western Europe, New Zealand and Hawai'i many, many years ago.
		Turkey tends to be quite dry when cooked like much wild meat, since it tends to be very low in fat.
		This turkey burger started out as a stuffing mixture, but one day when they were out of anything to stuff, she made patties of it and fried them up in a skillet.
	www.wookieehut.com /cuisine/wildturkeyshoot.html (4281 words)

	Turkish Cuisine - by food author Howard Hillman
		Turkish cuisine is a Middle Eastern culinary marriage - and the nation has some of the most dedicated and talented cooks on earth.
		Turkey also absorbed the cooking styles indigenous to the neighboring lands of Greece, Syria, Iran and Armenia.
		The Greek influence is most noticeably apparent along Turkey's Aegean Coast while the Arab influence is readily apparent along Turkey's Mediterranean Coast - this means, for example, cooks along the Aegean Coast use olive oil far more liberally in their dishes than do their countrymen along the Mediterranean Coast.
	www.hillmanwonders.com /cuisines/turkish_cuisine.htm (366 words)

	DINING IN TURKEY
		Turkey's cuisine, from its central Asian origins to today's cosmopolitan trappings, is remarkably diverse, based upon a robust agrarian tradition that makes Turkey self-sufficient in the production of food.
		The country's multicultural heritage has generated a urbanely, purist cuisine, strong on grilled meats and seafood, salads, fruits and vegetables, rich desserts and tasty local drinks - from tart fruit juices to fine wines, beers and Turkish coffee.
		Considered healthy as part of the Mediterranean diet, it is a cuisine that typically emphasizes the natural flavor of its main ingredients, rather than masking them with sauces - a reflection of the abundance of fresh, high quality foodstuffs.
	www.microarch.org /micro35/Turkey/DATA/GASTRO.HTM (617 words)

	Pilot Guides.com: Beyond the Kebab: Cuisine in Turkey
		Although downgraded with the westernised Kebab and chip shops in the west, and the quasi-Turkish cuisine in the back streets of London's east end, Turkish food is still regarded as one of the greatest cuisine's in the world and Turkey preserves much of its culinary heritage.
		Its climate and geography have allowed a huge range of homegrown produce, from peppers, tea to melons and fresh fish which are all experienced in the diverse cooking.
		The fish is cooked over an open fire on boats which are moored on the shores of the river and tourists queue throughout the day and night for a taste of this extra special "fast food".
	www.pilotguides.com /destination_guide/middle_east_and_north_africa/turkey/beyond_the_kebab.php (639 words)

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