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Büryan kebab is a type of meat kebab with deep roots in Turkish cuisine, prepared with regional variations across different areas of Anatolia. Known in Arabic as “perive,” this flavor is referred to in Türkiye as “püryan,” “piryan,” or “biran,” with variations in pronunciation depending on the region. In Kastamonu it is known as “kuyu kebab,” while in the Siirt and Bitlis regions it is called “büryan.” Although names and minor details vary by region, all versions are based on the same cooking te

Büryan kebabı is a type of meat kebab with deep roots in Turk cuisine, prepared with regional variations across different parts of Anatolia. Known in Arabic as “perive,” this flavor is referred to in Türkiye as “püryan,” “piryan,” or “biran” with various pronunciations. In Kastamonu it is known as “kuyu kebabı,” while in the regions of Siirt and Bitlis it is called “büryan.” Although names and minor details vary by region, all versions are based on the same cooking technique as a variant of kuyu

Büryan kebabı, Türk mutfağında köklü bir yere sahip olan ve Anadolu’nun farklı bölgelerinde yöresel özelliklerle hazırlanan bir et kebabı türüdür. Arapça’da “perive” olarak bilinen bu lezzet, Türkiye’de “püryan”, “piryan” ya da “biran” gibi farklı telaffuzlarla anılır. Kastamonu’da “kuyu kebabı” olarak bilinirken, Siirt ve Bitlis yörelerinde “büryan” adıyla tanınır. Yöreden yöreye isim ve ufak detaylar değişse de, temelde kuyu kebabının bir çeşidi olarak aynı pişirme tekniğine dayanarak hazırlan

Taşköprü Kuyu Kebabı is a traditional type of kebab unique to the Taşköprü district of Kastamonu. This kebab is prepared by cooking lambs in a pit, where the bricks are heated by a fire made from pine kindling, ensuring even heat distribution. It was registered with a geographical indication in 2012 and recorded as a protected designation of origin. Taşköprü kuyu kebabı has a history of approximately 160–170 years and was introduced to the region by immigrants who settled in Taşköprü from the Ba