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    Quote Originally Posted by Drawing-slim View Post
    In germany best food is found in turkish restaurants. In london same thing.
    Balkan food is the best food in the world and no doubt is turkish influenced. How long till turkish food becomes more popular than greek or itlalian food world wide?
    Greek food is the primitive copy of Turkish cuisine. Every cook will confirm this.

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    I honestly do not know what is distinctly of Turkish origin. The food of the Levant and Asia minor all mingles together quite a bit.

    The famously 'Turkish' Kebab for example, has been found to have originated in the eastern med in the epipaleolithic era in its most primitive form. The word Kebab itself is of Arabic origin originally on top of that.

    The way I view Turkish cuisine is like my mother's cooking minus her delicious Musakhan.

    I know that I'm inevitably wrong, so what distinguishes Turkish cuisine from the rest of the eastern med?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sekarotuinen View Post
    I honestly do not know what is distinctly of Turkish origin. The food of the Levant and Asia minor all mingles together quite a bit.

    The famously 'Turkish' Kebab for example, has been found to have originated in the eastern med in the epipaleolithic era in its most primitive form. The word Kebab itself is of Arabic origin originally on top of that.

    The way I view Turkish cuisine is like my mother's cooking minus her delicious Musakhan.

    I know that I'm inevitably wrong, so what distinguishes Turkish cuisine from the rest of the eastern med?
    The turkish cuisine have many influence from the levantine cuisine especially syrian one

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    Quote Originally Posted by Anatolian Stallion View Post
    Greek food is the primitive copy of Turkish cuisine. Every cook will confirm this.
    Yeah, sure... The Turkish nomads coming from Central Asia taught the civilized peoples of the Mediterranean about cooking!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Petros Houhoulis View Post
    Yeah, sure... The Turkish nomads coming from Central Asia taught the civilized peoples of the Mediterranean about cooking!!!
    Lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sekarotuinen View Post
    I honestly do not know what is distinctly of Turkish origin. The food of the Levant and Asia minor all mingles together quite a bit.

    The famously 'Turkish' Kebab for example, has been found to have originated in the eastern med in the epipaleolithic era in its most primitive form. The word Kebab itself is of Arabic origin originally on top of that.

    The way I view Turkish cuisine is like my mother's cooking minus her delicious Musakhan.

    I know that I'm inevitably wrong, so what distinguishes Turkish cuisine from the rest of the eastern med?
    The rest of the Mediterranean doesn't use opium and marijuana as an ingredient...

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