Lahmacun Turkish Pizza Food In a country where pizza is a little expensive, I have been putting myself over with what has come to be called “Turkish Pizza” or lahmacun, which means “dough with meat” in Arabic. This is basically dough with spices and meat baked on top of it. Prior to eating, you add [...]
Lahmacun Turkish Pizza Food
In a country where pizza is a little expensive, I have been putting myself over with what has come to be called “Turkish Pizza” or lahmacun, which means “dough with meat” in Arabic.
This is basically dough with spices and meat baked on top of it. Prior to eating, you add tomatoes, onions, and cilantro and then roll it up into a wrap.
Lahmacun seems to be a mix between a pizza, a taco, and a baked pita wrap.
One order sells for around 1.5 Lira, or 1 USD and is very common all through Turkey.
I must say that this is one of my favorite foods in Turkey.
Video of Lahmacun preparation
Lahmacun is often folded in half and then you unfold it and add condiments and then roll it up before eating.
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Lahmacun being served at a Turkish dinner party.
Turkish friends eating lahmacun.
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August 1, 2010, 8:18 pm
I have been to Turkey twice and the first thing i wanted to eat was that pizza. It is the best food that i ever tasted. I still have cravings for it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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