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Does anyone know what ıt\\\
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06 Nov 2005 Sun 02:34 pm |
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While I was in Söke market the other week, I had what I can describe as some form of round thin flat bread, filled with cabbage, feta cheese and spices.....maybe chilli? it tasted wonderful!!! I was just wondering if anyone knew what it was called? It was very tasty.....If that is what fast food in Turkey is like, then it beats a rotten burger in the uk any day!
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06 Nov 2005 Sun 02:42 pm |
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You probably hit a local "börek" or "dürüm". Next time you are in the market, ask the guy what he calls it.....and let me know !
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06 Nov 2005 Sun 02:47 pm |
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Yes, that sounds about right. I will ask next time I am there. I was very tasty!
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06 Nov 2005 Sun 04:46 pm |
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'Gözleme' maybe?
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06 Nov 2005 Sun 04:50 pm |
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I know Gözlemek is to watch is that close or something totally different ?
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06 Nov 2005 Sun 04:55 pm |
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Was it lahmacun?
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06 Nov 2005 Sun 05:02 pm |
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Oh i love lahmacun,my favorite,but i thought it had minced lamb in it?
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06 Nov 2005 Sun 05:07 pm |
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I don't think it was lahmacun. I noticed that a lady next to her was also making a sweet variety, so maybe you can have it sweet or savoury? the bread was sort of like tortilla.
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06 Nov 2005 Sun 05:25 pm |
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It was probably pancake(Gözleme) You can get them with various fillings
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06 Nov 2005 Sun 05:35 pm |
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Quote: I know Gözlemek is to watch is that close or something totally different ? |
 It is just an accidential smillarity in word. "Gözleme" and "gözlemek" have nothing to do with each other as far as I know.
This here is gözleme:
http://bodrum4u.com/English/food&drink/gozleme.jpg
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