FOOD & DRINK
Antalya’s table brings together Yörük pastoral culture, citrus gardens, tahini, legumes, herbs, fish and the cooking traditions of inland districts.
FOOD & DRINK
“The shortest route into a city’s memory often begins at its table.”
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Antalya-style piyaz is defined by a tahini-based tarator rather than being a simple bean salad. It is traditionally paired with şiş köfte; hibeş, tahini pumpkin dessert and burnt ice cream extend the same flavour family.
Look for seasonal citrus, tomatoes, herbs, carob products, gözleme, bazlama and slow village breakfasts. Market days differ by district, so verify the current schedule locally.
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