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Midyat tandır ekmeği is a traditional bread variety unique to the Midyat district of Mardin Province, officially registered with a geographical indication. The dough is prepared using flour derived from Sorgül (Soruk) wheat, water, fresh yeast, and salt. The dough is shaped into a circular form, and its surface is coated with a mixture of egg yolk and anise seed. This bread has a thin crust and a firm interior, and is baked by sticking it to the inner surface of a tandır oven, reaching a weight

Uzbek bread, commonly known in Uzbek Turkish as non, is a traditional flatbread baked in a tandır. It is widely consumed across Central Asia, especially in Uzbekistan. Typically prepared in round or oval shapes, the center is relatively thicker and patterned while the edges are thinner. The dough is made from flour, water, salt, and yeast; in some varieties, milk or fat may be added. The shaped dough is pressed against the inner walls of a preheated tandır and baked quickly.The 2003 Convention f

Malatya Tandır Bread is a traditional bread variety unique to the province of Malatya and officially registered as a geographical indication. The dough, made from bread wheat flour, fresh yeast, water, and salt, is baked in a tandır oven fueled by wood from apricot and mulberry trees. Each loaf is formed from approximately 170 grams of dough, resulting in a circular bread with a diameter of 50 centimeters and a thickness of 1 to 3 millimeters. A special mixture of cumin seed and sesame, combined