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Dish records, filters and labels are in English. Venue records come from OpenStreetMap and keep their Turkish names.
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Kemalpaşa Dessert from Bursa-Mustafakemalpaşa is made from cheese dough that is dried and cooked in syrup; it is topped with clotted cream.
Why this: Sweet → in syrup · Filling → filling · Salty → with cheese · richness
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A classic from Hatay and Southeastern Turkey, made by placing unsalted fresh cheese between strands of shredded pastry, fried on both sides and served with hot syrup. The stretching of the cheese is a testament to skill.
Why this: Sweet → in syrup · Filling → filling · Salty → with cheese · richness
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A sweet made from unsalted fresh cheese cooked with semolina and sugar; the same name is given to different sweets in various regions, with the Balıkesir family being one of them.
Why this: Sweet → with semolina · Filling → medium · Salty → with cheese · richness
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A Marmara dessert made by cooking fresh unsalted cheese with semolina; it is particularly strong in Tekirdağ and Çanakkale regions.
Why this: Sweet → with semolina · Filling → medium · Salty → with cheese · richness
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A beloved example of the pilaki tradition, made with fresh or dried kidney beans cooked in olive oil with onions, garlic, carrots, and tomatoes. It is served cold and is a classic of local eateries.
Why this: Sour → with tomato · Filling → medium · richness
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A fermented drink from the Adana-Mersin region made with purple carrots, turnip, and bulgur flour; it accompanies kebabs and çiğ köfte.
Why this: Sour → sour · Hot → hot · spice
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A steppe soup where green lentils meet small pasta in a yogurt-based sauce; records from Çankırı document lentils, tutmaç dough, and yogurt together.
Why this: Refreshing → with mint · Sour → egg-lemon tempered · Filling → medium
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A ceremonial dessert made by cooking together wheat, legumes, and dried fruits, shared with neighbors. It symbolizes abundance and sharing, closely associated with the month of Muharram.
Why this: Sweet → with fruit · Sour → with fruit · Filling → medium

A drinkable form of yogurt; the process of making ayran is distinct and related to butter production, and blending does not create the same product.
Why this: Refreshing → with yogurt · Sour → with yogurt · Salty → salty
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Suggestions are about taste balance, not health or nutrition advice. Scores are derived from each record's own flavour description.