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A FOOD TRADITION

Southeastern Anatolian Cuisine

A strongly spiced regional tradition from southeastern Türkiye known for fire-grilled meats, bulgur dishes, filled vegetables, flatbreads, and syrupy pastries.

Dishes linked to this cuisine

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Adana Kebab

A skewered kebab of seasoned ground lamb mixed with red chili pepper and salt, grilled over high heat.

Alinazik Kebab

A southeastern Turkish kebab of smoky roasted eggplant blended with garlicky yogurt and topped with cooked lamb.

Antep Ezmesi

A finely chopped Gaziantep-style spicy salad or relish combining tomato, fresh chilli, onion, garlic, herbs, lemon, and pomegranate molasses.

Beyran

A hot Gaziantep breakfast soup of tender lamb and rice in a rich lamb broth seasoned with garlic, chili, and butter.

Beyti Kebab

A Turkish kebab of seasoned minced meat grilled and wrapped in lavash, then served with tomato sauce, yogurt, and butter.

Burma Kadayif

A coiled Southeastern Anatolian dessert made from shredded wheat pastry, butter, sweet syrup, and a nut garnish, typically pistachio.

Cig Kofte

A southeastern Turkish preparation of finely worked bulgur combined with pepper and tomato seasonings, onion, herbs, and spices, with traditional versions sometimes incorporating ground meat.

Firik Pilavi

A southeastern Turkish pilaf centered on smoky roasted green wheat cooked with rice, onion, fat, and seasoned stock.

Gaziantep Baklavasi

A layered baked pastry from Gaziantep made with thin pastry sheets, pistachios, butter, and sugar syrup.

Icli Kofte

A Turkish stuffed bulgur shell filled with seasoned minced meat, onion, and commonly walnuts or pistachios, then boiled or fried.

Kaburga Dolmasi

A southeastern Turkish lamb-rib preparation in which seasoned rice stuffing, often enriched with organ meat and nuts, is cooked inside the rib section.

Katmer

A Gaziantep-style folded baked pastry filled with pistachios, kaymak, sugar, and butter.

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