Cuisine

Delicious food: A common legacy for Greeks and Turks

Turkish and Greek cuisine share many more similar traits than just similar names; in fact, the two cuisines are remarkably similar. Whether it's dolma in Turkish or dolmades in Greek, both cuisines share a fascinating journey into the senses with a variety of scrumptious food. Elements of both cuisines are a mixture of Western and Eastern food.

Luscious Loquat

Three colors constitute the traffic lights: Red, yellow and green. These three colors are also indicators of spring in Turkey. A plate of red cherries, yellow loquats and greengages has an unquestionable place at a spring table. This wonderful trio of fruits adorns tables in an inseparable combination often served instead of dessert, presented with a few ice cubes to emphasize juicy freshness.

Turkish kebab restaurant owner in Portugal becomes famous after mob

A Turkish kebab restaurant owner in the Portuguese capital Lisbon has become an Internet hero after he defended himself with meat cleaver when a violent mob descended on his store.

According to reports from Portuguese media, a group of 50 young people raided into Mustafa Kartal's restaurant Palácio do Kebab in Don Luis Street on April 25 after leaving a party, firing guns.

Breaking taboos with Tabbouleh

Tabbouleh, taboos and tawlet. These three words create miracles at the hands of Kamal Mouzawak, a pioneer from Lebanon who utilizes food for conflict resolution. Tabbouleh must be one of the most recognized Lebanese dishes worldwide. How can making tabbouleh bring peace to the world?

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