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Such a controversial Turkish cuisine:)

December 15, 2023

Culinary publication TasteAtlas has published a list of "100 best dishes of the world" and "100 worst dishes of the world". The ranking is based on the average ratings given by almost 400 thousand users. It is noteworthy that Turkish cuisine was featured in both lists. 

In the "100 best dishes of the world" got:
20th place - Cağ kebabı (Erzurum province kebab)
37th place - İskender kebab (döner with pita bread, sauce and yogurt, Bursa)
38th place - Mantı (Turkish mini dumplings)
60th place - Döner kebab (döner with vegetables and sauce in pita or bread)
70th place - Adana kebab (kebab made of minced meat with vegetables and spices, Adana)
72nd place - Mercımek çorbası (lentil soup).
77th place - Hünkar beğendi: literally from Turkish "the sultan liked it" (beef stew with vegetables on a bed of eggplant puree).
89th place - Tombik döner.

In the "100 Worst Dishes in the World":
- Lahana çorbası.
 - Kaymaklı kayısı (apricots with cream, Malatya)

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