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Turkish burek

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If you haven't tried Turkish burek, you are missing out. It is a traditional Turkish dish made of dough with cheese or meat. It's not greasy and it's tasty, it's like yogurt when mixed with Ayran. During my trip to Turkey, I ate a lot of this specialty. In the picture, it is stored in a pot and has just been taken out of the oven


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