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Nevin Halici's Turkish Cookbook

By Nevin Halici

Published 1989

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“Let us have a sweet dish, let us indulge in sweet talk.”

Turkish Proverb

Turkish cuisine is rich in desserts and sweets. From the cradle to the grave, Turks insist on a sweet to mark any occasion. This custom is carried so far that, traditional anniversaries apart, someone starting a new job would mark the occasion by presenting sweets to relatives, friends and colleagues; the arrival of a friend from distant parts would be celebrated by exchanging gifts of sweets; someone moving into a new house would entertain neighbours with a sweet dish; and a gift for a friend would always include a box of sweets. So it goes on, and in Turkey there is always an excuse to have something sweet.

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