A Cooking Class in Istanbul: What Do You Learn in Two Hours?
What people want to know before booking: what gets cooked, whether experience is needed, and how it ends. A two-hour session, step by step.
What people want to know before booking: what gets cooked, whether experience is needed, and how it ends. A two-hour session, step by step.
It is not the moment the sun goes down that matters but the forty minutes after it. Seasonal times, which way to face, and where to watch from.
Rakı is not a drink to be finished quickly but the spine of a table that lasts for hours. How it is poured, what it is drunk with, and in what order.
What Turkey’s native grapes taste like and what they go with. Four names, and a practical way to read a Turkish wine list.
Plant-based food is not a new turn in Anatolia but a course that has existed for centuries. The logic behind zeytinyağlı dishes, and where a vegan menu comes from.
Palace cooking put honey beside meat and fruit beside spice. How those recipes were built, and how they sit on a menu today.
Knowing the names on a meze plate makes ordering easier. What goes into the eight you will meet most often, which one is hot, and which are vegan.
A single day that starts at Gülhane and ends at the Grand Bazaar — little climbing, a planned lunch stop, and the right order to see things in.