Turkey's For Life
Fethiye, Turkish Food, Slow Travel Turkey
The simit. We challenge anyone to visit Turkey and not come across this (arguably) most famous and loved of Turkish snacks. The simit bread and the simit seller (see-meet-chee) are, to many, symbols of the country. We'll hold our hands up, here, and admit that it took us quite some time to get …
Continue Reading about Simit – A Celebration Of One Of The Most Famous Turkish Breads
Back in February 2013, we wrote a blog post about the treats of our local bakery. Our local bakery has changed hands many times - it's difficult for them to make enough money - but the recent owners are hanging on in there. We always try to support our local businesses anyway, but our bakery …
Continue Reading about What To Do With Lavash Bread – Our Latest Indulgence From Our Local Bakery
Most people who visit Turkey fall in love with Turkish bread right from that very first moment when it passes their lips. When fresh, the standard Turkish loaf should be crisp on the outside and soft and light in the centre. Upon sitting down to a meal, the diner insists to themselves, "Only a …
Continue Reading about Supporting Local In Turkey – Treats Of The Local Bakery
Since starting this blog, we've noticed a bit of a theme to our daily life. We're always meaning to go somewhere or do something, and on a lot of occasions, we never actually get round to doing it. This theme has been creeping into a lot of posts too, so recently we decided to kick ourselves up …
Continue Reading about Konya Etli Ekmek – Could You Eat One?
Turkish bread is nothing short of paradise to your taste buds! Whenever friends come to see us, one of the first things they want to do is go to the nearest little bakery or market and buy some fresh bread. It's just so warm, crusty on the outside, hollow-sounding, soft-centred, light...the perfect …
Continue Reading about Ramazan Pide Bread – A Special Treat For The Holy Month
Bazlama - otherwise known as 'village bread' - is a type of Turkish bread that we have developed a huge fondness for of late. As you can see in the photo, Bazlama is a large, round, flat bread and it's our weekend treat. If you're familiar with the gözleme stands at Turkish markets, you may …
Continue Reading about Bazlama Bread – The Resurgence Of A Village Bread
