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Need a good cook book ...
1.       MarioninTurkey
3822 posts
 21 Oct 2007 Sun 01:19 am

.... while you are in Turkey?

The old classic AN AMERICAN COOK IN TURKEY has been fully revised and reprinted.

First published in 1961, this became a MUST HAVE for every expat in Turkey. You may have seen it under its 1990s name COOKING IN TURKEY. It has been out of print for the last 5 years.

Relaunched, updated and now available.

Don't let the title put you off. It's great for English cooks in Turkey, Bulgarian cooks, Singaporean cooks, Australian cooks etc etc


Here is my review

2.       lovebug
271 posts
 17 Nov 2007 Sat 09:58 am

Great review Marion. Do you sell the book in your bookstore?

I will be in Istanbul on December 29 (Sultanahmet). What is the address of your bookstore?

Thanks,

Wendy

3.       MarioninTurkey
3822 posts
 18 Nov 2007 Sun 03:44 am

Yes, we do ... and a number of other ones.

We are in Kadıköy (a ferry ride across from Eminönü, which is just down the hill from Sultanahmet). Moda Cad No 28. p.m. me if you want directions

4.       sam1
355 posts
 30 Jul 2008 Wed 10:58 am

hi please can anyone tell me a receipe for ´elmali pasta´ i think thats what it called all i no is that u make dough n it got apple in side it,please very urgent......... thanks

5.       KeithL
1473 posts
 30 Jul 2008 Wed 11:03 am

elmali recipe

I have never tried this but it just looks like rolled up apple pie. Good luck...

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