Turkish Restaurant Menu
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Originally uploaded by nao.
You can walk into just about any restaurant and tell the cook what you want. Then you sit down and wait for them to serve you bread, ayran (a mixture of yogurt, salt, and water), and maybe they'll offer you some soup. In the photo here you can see various types of kebaps.
posted by nicole @ 10:16 AM
6 Comments:
At 10:21 PM,
Erhan said…
Hey Nicole, Its a really interesting blog to read. Specially the hamam experience. Keep it up and explore more on those Turks. They are great ppl
At 10:01 PM,
Anonymous said…
Hi
I was searching for articles on how to cook rice when I came across Turkish Restaurant Menu, which is a bit weird really. I've enjoyed the experience but I'm not at all sure I've found what I'm looking for :0)
Just thought I'd say hello.
At 2:32 AM,
Anonymous said…
Hello nicole
And G'day from Downunder. I was hunting around the web for stuff on how to cook chicken when I came across Turkish Restaurant Menu. It's just amazing what these searches turn up. I'm not sure I'm finding what I need, but I'm having a lot of fun. Have a great day!
At 7:12 PM,
Anonymous said…
Hello nicole
And G'day from Downunder. I was hunting around the web for stuff on thanksgiving turkey when I came across Turkish Restaurant Menu. It's just amazing what these searches turn up. I'm not sure I'm finding what I need, but I'm having a lot of fun. Have a great day!
At 1:45 AM,
Anonymous said…
Hi nicole
I never realised that so many blogs would show up if I did a search on something like how to cook cabbage. I'm still not sure how well Turkish Restaurant Menu falls into that category, but I've enjoyed visiting :0) Adios Amigo.
At 5:11 PM,
Anonymous said…
Crikey! One minute I'm searching the web for things on thanksgiving turkey, and the next I'm reading Turkish Restaurant Menu. I'm not sure that's exactlly what I had in mind, nicole, but I've enjoyed my visit. Now I'm off to try another search on thanksgiving turkey.
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