Mediterranean Travel Destination: the rich taste of Datca

Posted by admin on Wednesday Feb 24, 2010 Under Turkish Cuisine

Few sights in the world remain intact. Most of them just lost its natural charm with the presence of more commercial establishments. Even fewer havens make it taste of rich heritage and culture, while providing unforgettable adventures for the palate. Set amidst the Aegean and Mediterranean Seas is a paradise for hikers, historians, beach lovers and food enthusiasts. This paradise is called Datca. This place means air is magical. While the height of its offering of fresh air to the locals and tourists meet the gastronomic desires with its wealth of unique restaurants, exotic dishes and traditional Turkish food. Romancing the beaches shoreDon’t Datca let you astray. There is more to it than water sports and sunbathing. At night, the landscape becomes a romantic. The lights and sounds of the restaurants and restaurants of the coast seem to serenade the beautiful ocean waters. Some establishments have tables set up outside with the trees and their canopies. Others offer a more intimate experience with nature as you may request that the tables are closer to shore. Either way, get to dine outdoors with generous portions, fresh from the sea. If you’re not much of an eater of food, then you can always turn to the bars and cafes on the beach. There are also ice cream and cake all that is easy to satisfy your sweet cravings. If you can not get enough of the quiet of the beach, then you are always welcome to hang out at the tea houses around. Savoring the slow If your appetite requires a more exotic, we recommend trying the karavilla. This is a typical dish in Datca which consists primarily of snails. It is said that this dish is cooked with medicinal purposes. Tasting Tradition If you have never tried traditional Turkish food, there is no need to worry. A holiday in Datca offers lots of authentic Turkish cuisine. Tortilla and ice cream and herbal teas Pitta, your taste buds will surely not forget Datca. “We must try dish is the Mennemen. It’s basically an omelet with peppers and tomatoes / stock. The filling varies, but a restaurant to another. It is best eaten with pita bread. Keşkek Another traditional dish is a dish made of minced meat and wheat. We also recommend that you test the Dolma, a plate of stuffed vine leaves. Any dish is best accompanied with raki, a local beer in Turkey. If you do not throw beer luxury with a Turkish dish, then you can always try herbal teas Datca. These teas are exotic in which they are made of various local herbs. For dessert, there’s nothing like chewing almonds Datca, best grown in Turkey. While you can simply get dry or fresh, is more unique are preserved in honey almonds Datca and baked and stuffed with figs. Another delicious dessert is lokkum. If you’ve seen the famous film The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, Turkish delight lokkum Edmund is devoured in one sitting. If you’re a sucker for ice cream, then you’ll be glad to know that ice cream is also famous in Turkey Datca. You will find that the Turkish ice cream has a different texture compared to European ice cream. You can choose among unusual flavors such as cinnamon and pistachio.

Jeroen Slokker is the owner of a factory processed olive oil, a bed and breakfast in Turkey named Villa Olivio. It is also responsible for promoting the wondrous paradise of Datca through the information portal, Hidden Datca.
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