I bought this bagel-like bread covered with sesame from a food vendor in the streets. It was quite hard and dry but tasted quite nice. Maybe I was hungry! It sells for 1 lira which is about slightly less than $1. It is called 'simit' which sounds like 'what is it' in hokkien!
"Simit is a fast food bread sold in the streets of Turkey by vendors. It is often eaten as a breakfast food with jam or yogurt. Simit is also great by itself!
Simit is light and flaky, baked to a golden brown color, and topped with sesame seeds. It is sometimes formed into rings, and are often braided."
From http://mideastfood.about.com/od/breadsrice/r/simitrecipe.htm
Wow! I bet you enjoyed Simit, Mrs Tan. Did you eat this with jam, youghurt, or by itself?
ReplyDeleteKatrice
Hi Mrs Tan! Thank you for showing me what people in Turkey eat! :D Yummy! Now, I am hungry again!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Mrs Tan !Does the people illegally sell bread.Those bread looks funny.Does it really taste good with jam or yougurt. Regards HONGKUN
ReplyDeleteIt shouldn't be. Otherwise the law would have banned it. And it doesn't look funny.
DeleteKatrice
Hi Mrs Tan!!!The weather must very hot there!!!The food is yummy and my stomach is calling for early dinner now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteAmos Boo
It should be, Amos, as it is now summertime.
DeleteKatrice
Mrs Tan,Those Food looks like they are yummy.Is the food delicous? How they taste like?
ReplyDeleteFrom:Jerica
And they are so cheap.How much?
DeleteThe food looks delicious O.O making me hungry :P so im gonna eat something later :)
ReplyDeleteThe pictures of the food looked very delicious. I hope I can try them too.
ReplyDeleteHi Mrs Tan, i bet it's scorching hot there but the bread looks nice and i hope i can try it too!!!!
ReplyDeleteI tried kebab ....nice!
ReplyDeleteits really cool:)hope i can try it someday...(maybe in my dreams:)
ReplyDeleteMrs tan, i thought you were going to write what we did last friday as some of us went for the 100 aniversary.
regards,
charmayne
was the food there delicious.
ReplyDeleteyan heng