My Mother-in-law's Traditional Turkish Food | Yaprak Sarma & Baklava | Life Lately in Turkey

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Come and see how my mother-in-law makes traditional Turkish food like yaprak sarma and walnut baklava. I'll also show you how my Turkish family celebrates Ramadan (Ramazan) including taking you to an iftar meal with lots of delicious Turkish cuisine and enjoy the treats Bayram. And I'll take you along on errands and to see the Kaktüs Evi in Istanbul. If you'd like to see more from my perspective as an American living in Turkey, please consider subscribing to my RU-vid channel and giving this video a thumbs up. Until next time, thanks!
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Комментарии : 7

@madonebo9249 2 месяца назад

Your video editing is great! I subscribed

@ohsopom 2 месяца назад

Thank you so much, I appreciate it!

@AliIsrafiloglu-jp4hv 19 дней назад

Hi, İ am from Turkiya but live in the Usa just the opposite of you. İt's very enjoyable to watch your videos. Because I miss my country, thank you so much for these precious videos🌹

@ohsopom 15 дней назад

I know the feeling... it's always neat to visit or stay in another country, but we'll always still miss home. I'm glad you get to enjoy a little through my videos. Thanks for watching!

@mohamedassouqi1984 2 месяца назад

During the Ottoman time many Turkish food spread over region where Ottomans ruled and even to some neighbor countries those were not part of ottoman empire so you can find turkish ottoman influence in many Arab countries middle Asia Bulkan countries East Europe south of Russia some Parts of south and west europe , Iran , Ppakistan and even some parts of india Therefore people change the names of same food or change a little of style and recipe For example in Iraq the call staffed vegetable Dulma other countries call it mahshi some in north Africa call Sarma Dulma or burak

@ohsopom 2 месяца назад

It's interesting to see different takes on the same foods from the names to the ingredients depending on where you are. I was surprised to see sarma called dolma in the US at Turkish restaurants, though. But maybe it's more commonly called this so that's why it's on the menu as such... just a guess, but I'm not sure. Either way, they are very tasty :) Thank you so much for taking the time to watch!

@mohamedassouqi1984 2 месяца назад

Try to fast its in addition its religious practice it has many healthy aspects psychological health and physical health