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| | food museum blog: Turkish Lira |
 | | Doner kebap I mostly ate on the street, from the little stands where they have the big, rotating hunks of meat (doner kebap is actually just Turkish gyros). |
 | | Adana kebap (grilled ground meat on a stick -- basically, in Turkey, anything grilled is called "kebap"), pide (stuffed bread, sometimes explained as being like pizza, but it's different), manti (meat dumplings), imam bayaldi (eggplant cooked in olive oil), and ayran were available pretty much everywhere, but I tried something new every day. |
 | | Adana kebap (grilled ground meat on a stick -- basically, in Turkey, anything grilled is called "kebap"), pide (stuffed bread, sometimes explained as being like pizza, but it's different), manti (meat dumplings), imam bayaldi (eggplant cooked in olive oil), and ayran were availa |
| foodmuseum.typepad.com /food_museum_blog/2005/01/turkish_lira.html (1115 words) |
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