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turkish foods or drinks
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20 Dec 2006 Wed 05:54 am |
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i was wondering if anyone could help me with this
For school we are doing a project where we have to choose anywhere in the world to find recipes from and eventually we are going to make them.I chose turkey, and I was wondering if anyone could give me any suggestions on some good turkish foods or drinks, and i could find the recipe for it.
if anyone could help thanks alot because i was haveing trouble finding anything. 
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20 Dec 2006 Wed 09:40 am |
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There are lots of recipes at the site here,why don't you check them ?
As for the drink,it would be ayran i guess.
And its very easy to make.
Yogurt with water mixed together.
Here,i forgot i have this,check it too
Turkish cookbook
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20 Dec 2006 Wed 09:54 am |
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Quoting CANLI: There are lots of recipes at the site here,why don't you check them ?
As for the drink,it would be ayran i guess.
And its very easy to make.
Yogurt with water mixed together.
Here,i forgot i have this,check it too
Turkish cookbook |
I had a look at that site, its very useful..Thank you Canli!
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20 Dec 2006 Wed 09:58 am |
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Bir Şey değil,thanks to the one who gave it to me too 
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20 Dec 2006 Wed 12:10 pm |
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Quoting CANLI: ...
As for the drink,it would be ayran i guess.
And its very easy to make.
Yogurt with water mixed together.
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Yes. It's very popular here in Turkey.
Wikipedia has a page for it.
Ayran on Wikipedia
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20 Dec 2006 Wed 07:56 pm |
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thanks everyone  it helps me alot
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20 Dec 2006 Wed 08:25 pm |
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By the way, can ayran be made from regular yoghurt? I've made it in Turkey before but the turkish yoghurt is compact with water at the bottom..
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20 Dec 2006 Wed 08:40 pm |
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Quoting azade: can ayran be made from regular yoghurt? |
I'm afraid low-fat yoghurt won't do the job. I always use Turkish yoghurt (a brand called "Gazi", but it's made in Germany I think..)
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20 Dec 2006 Wed 10:41 pm |
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Quoting Elisa: Quoting azade: can ayran be made from regular yoghurt? |
I'm afraid low-fat yoghurt won't do the job. I always use Turkish yoghurt (a brand called "Gazi", but it's made in Germany I think..) |
Ok thanks! I'll definitely have to look around for it but yet again it seems that my country doesn't have anything useful.
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