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Cokat (Bumbar) is one of the distinctive and traditional delicacies of Siirt cuisine. This dish, especially prepared during holidays and special occasions, reflects the region’s rich culinary heritage. Cokat is made by cleaning and preparing thin intestines, which are then stuffed with rice, black pepper, parsley, and finely chopped meat. The stuffed intestines are tied to a length of approximately 20–30 cm and pierced in two or three places to allow air to escape. They are then boiled for about

Muğla Sulu Kebabı is a traditional meat dish from Muğla province, prepared by first frying meat and bones in their own fat and then adding water and simmering for an extended period. It has a thick, fatty texture due to the presence of marrow, bones, and collagen-rich connective tissue.Product Profile and Geographical Indication TypeMuğla Sulu Kebabı belongs to the category of dishes and soups. It has been officially registered by the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office as a "geographical indica

Taş Ekmeği Tatlısı is a traditional syrup-based dessert specific to the Eastern Anatolia Region of Türkiye, particularly associated with the province of Elazığ. It derives its name from the stone oven used in its preparation. This dessert is made by rolling out thin layers of dough, baking them in a stone oven, soaking them in syrup, and enriching them with nuts such as walnuts. It is regarded as an integral part of the region’s unique culinary culture.History and OriginTaş Ekmeği Tatlısı has be

Tutmaç Çorbası is a traditional dish unique to Turkish cuisine, prepared by cooking small pieces of dough with meat or minced meat, then pouring yogurt over the top.The earliest and most detailed information about tutmaç is found in the 11th-century work Divânu Lügâti’t-Türk by Kaşgarlı Mahmud. According to Kaşgarlı, tutmaç has been known and consumed by Turkic peoples since the time of Zülkarneyn. The word “tutmaç” is derived from the phrase “bizi tutma aç,” meaning “do not leave yourself hungr

Urfa pencer (pazı) borani is a regional dish specific to Şanlıurfa province in Türkiye’s Southeastern Anatolia Region. This dish combines ingredients such as meat, legumes, green vegetables, and bulgur meatballs, and is particularly favored during winter months and special occasions. Borani is typically prepared for large gatherings and cooked using traditional methods passed down through generations.Şanlıurfa Borani (Anadolu Agency)" image-alternate="" image-element-format="right">Geographic

Şanlıurfa Keme Boranısı is a traditional hot dish specific to the province of Şanlıurfa. It is made with keme mushroom and round bulgur meatballs (yuvalak), and served with clarified butter (sadeyağ), lamb meat, and garlic yogurt. Due to the natural growth season of the keme mushroom, the dish is produced only during the spring months. It was registered in 2019 as a product with a designation of origin under geographical indication protection.Structural CharacteristicsŞanlıurfa Keme Boranısı is

Yakakent Mantısı is a traditional dough dish unique to the district of Yakakent on the Black Sea coast of Samsun province, distinguished by its own folding and serving techniques and served in two distinct varieties: one with walnuts and one with yogurt. On 1 December 2017, it was granted a geographical indication mark and officially registered as a geographical indication. The production, processing, and presentation of this dish are based on traditional knowledge, techniques, and methods sp

Çarşamba keşkeği is a traditional dish specific to the Çarşamba district of Samsun, prepared using döğmelik wheat and chicken meat. This dish, with deep historical roots in the region, is traditionally prepared during social events such as weddings, mevlit ceremonies, and military send-offs. Thanks to its production method based on the imece system, it has become not only a dish but also a symbol of social solidarity. Çarşamba keşkeği was officially registered on 14 November 2023 by the Turkish

Puçuko is a traditional dish specific to Artvin cuisine, made from dried fresh beans. The dried beans, known as “puçuko,” are produced by sun-drying fresh beans harvested during summer, and they appear on tables during winter as an economical, nutritious, and culturally significant meal.Geographical Indication RegistrationPuçuko, applied for on 7 September 2017, was registered as a geographical indication by the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office on 26 December 2017. This registration was carri

Kula Güveci is a traditional meat dish specific to the Kula district of Manisa, reflecting the local culinary culture of the Aegean Region. This dish, typically prepared with bone-in lamb, is distinguished by its slow cooking in earthenware pots within stone ovens.Geographical and Cultural ContextKula is one of the settlements in the inland areas of the Aegean that has preserved its traditional way of life up to the present day. The region has a deeply rooted oven culture. Kula Güveci is recogni