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Tell us what you are craving and we will do the rest. The suggestions shift as you choose, and each one says why it appeared and what balances it at the table.
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A classic from Adana, made with minced lamb mixed with hot pepper, grilled on a large skewer over charcoal. Served with roasted vegetables and flatbread.
Why this: Something hot → acılı · richness, spice
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A meatless köfte originating from the traditions of Şanlıurfa and Adıyaman, made by kneading fine bulgur with isot and spices for hours. It is commonly served with lettuce and lemon.
Something hot → acılı · spice, sour
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A finely chopped mezze from Gaziantep made with tomatoes and peppers, blended with paste, vinegar, and spices; an indispensable accompaniment to kebabs.
Why this: Something hot → acılı · sour, spice
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A winter table arrangement where spicy chicken soup is served alongside a separately cooked and cooled dough; it is the name for both the soup and the way of eating it together.
Why this: Something hot → acılı · spice
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A strong start to the mornings in Gaziantep: lamb shank cooked overnight meets boiled rice and plenty of garlic in a hot stone pot. It is a tradition to begin the day with spiciness.
Why this: Something hot → acılı · spice
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A thick mezze from Hatay-Aleppo made with walnuts, pepper paste, and bread crumbs; it is a close relative of the breakfast spread acuka.
Why this: Something hot → acılı · spice
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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: Something hot → acılı · sour, spice
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A Southeast Asian classic made by spreading a mixture of minced meat, peppers, and spices on thin dough and baking it in a stone oven for a few minutes. It is eaten rolled with parsley and lemon.
Why this: Something hot → isot-aromalı · spice
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Small pieces of meat are quickly sautéed with peppers and tomatoes on a thin iron plate; served at the table with the plate.
Why this: Something hot → biberli
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