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Best Turkish Cuisines For Xmas
1.       enerodesinueve
164 posts 		 29 Nov 2005 Tue 11:44 am

Hey guys! What's for Christmas in a typical Turkish kitchen???
I am sooo excited about Christmas and I can't help it... hhahah.. I always go back to childhood when it comes.

2.       mltm
3690 posts 		 29 Nov 2005 Tue 11:59 am

You mean new year? Because we don't celebrate christmas.

3.       SuiGeneris
3922 posts 		 29 Nov 2005 Tue 12:12 pm

yup! mltm is right we dont celebrate new Xmas. but they orginize some parties or some special events in touristic places and some shows in shopping places...

and for new year i think nothing special but sometimes my mom makes great job with chickens

4.       enerodesinueve
164 posts 		 30 Nov 2005 Wed 02:05 am

WHAT??? You don't celebrate Christmas? Oh.. I am sorry. I think I got a wrong post. But hey! How about those Christians? What's up for Xmas?

5.       enerodesinueve
164 posts 		 30 Nov 2005 Wed 02:09 am

Okay... what's in the kitchen for New Year? In the Philippines we have two New Years. One on January and the other is on February usually among Chinese communities.

6.       Tiny
28 posts 		 10 Dec 2005 Sat 01:54 pm

Quoting enerodesinueve:

WHAT??? You don't celebrate Christmas? Oh.. I am sorry. I think I got a wrong post. But hey! How about those Christians? What's up for Xmas?



No, Turkey is predominently a muslim country and therefore doesn't celebrate Christmas, although those like myself who were born and brought up in London we still have a traditional roast turkey lunch and exchange gifts.

In Turkey the New Year is celebrated and that is when they may have parties and exchange their gifts.

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