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Medium
By David Dale and Somer Sivrioglu
Published 2015
You could have eaten this dish 2000 years ago in Anatolia. The world’s first cherry growing and the world’s first quince growing happened there. Writings from 72 BC discuss how the military leader Lucullus brought a cultivated cherry to Rome from a part of the empire called Pontus in northeastern Anatolia. The Romans at the time were happy to combine it with their quinces stewed in honey.
The Ottoman chefs made a habit of stewing fruits with sugar syrup and combining them
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