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Traditional food production in Konya

Overview

In Konya, Turkey, local producers are maintaining ancestral culinary practices. One long-standing tradition involves a 4,000-year-old pickling method that utilizes rock salt, water, and cornelian cherry juice instead of vinegar or lemon juice to ferment various vegetables.

Additionally, the Selçuklu Municipality is supporting rural development through a project involving cave-aged cheese. This process uses traditional methods to mature skimmed milk inside natural caves in the Akpınar neighborhood, with the goal of establishing the product as a certified brand and promoting non-industrial production.

Entities

Konya · Ali Candan · Akpınar · Selçuklu Municipality · Ahmet Pekyatırmacı

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Timeline

  1. [BUSINESS] 5 sources
    Selçuklu Municipality harvests cave-aged cheese in Konya

    Selçuklu Municipality in Konya has harvested traditionally produced cheese aged in natural caves in Akpınar, a project aimed at supporting rural development and local branding.

  2. [CULTURE] 3 sources
    Konya preserves 4,000-year-old traditional pickling customs

    Producers in Konya, Turkey, are preserving a 4,000-year-old pickling tradition using rock salt, water, and grape koruğu juice to create natural, health-boosting fermented vegetables.

Sources

anadoludabugun.com.tr · ayancikgazetesi.com · konyapostasi.com.tr · m.haberturk.com · pusulahaber.com.tr