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Mardin cuisine is a multifaceted regional cuisine shaped by the interaction of traditional culinary practices of Arab, Kurdish, Syriac and Turkic communities who have lived together in Mardin, one of the provinces of Southeastern Anatolia, throughout history. The regional cuisine is distinguished by meat and grain-based recipes as well as fruit-meat combinations, curing techniques, a wide variety of spices and distinctive food preparation methods. Common ingredients include bulgur, tail fat, but

Mardin cuisine is a multi-layered regional cuisine shaped by the interaction of traditional culinary practices of Arab, Kurdish, Syriac, and Turkish communities who have lived together in Mardin, one of the provinces of Southeastern Anatolia, throughout history. The regional cuisine is distinguished by meat and grain-based recipes, as well as fruit-meat combinations, salting techniques, a wide variety of spices, and cooking practices. Bulgur, tail fat, butter, lamb meat, prune plums, almonds, ap