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Kelaynak kuşu
The bald ibis bird is a migratory species that lives in parts of North Africa, the Middle East, and Ethiopia. It has a slim, long, curved beak similar to storks. Its head and neck are bare of feathers in adulthood, giving it its name. The only place it breeds is on bare cliffs near Birecik, Turkey. It lays 2-4 eggs and the chicks fly at 45-50 days. Its numbers are declining due to excessive pesticide use damaging the birds. It was once extinct in Turkey but returned in the 1960s to the Birecik area, though deformities were observed.
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The document provides instructions for making four different dishes that involve opium poppy:
1) Opium sausage is made by mixing chopped meat and spices, stuffing it into intestines, and hanging to dry. The quality depends on the meat used.
2) Afyon cream is a vanilla custard made with milk, flour, sugar, and margarine, poured over coconut and served with whipped cream.
3) Opium roasted chickpeas are boiled chickpeas roasted in a pan with butter or margarine and salt.
4) Opium poppy ply is a pastry made with thin dough, sugar, pistachios, and poppy seeds baked in the oven.
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Neşet Ertaş was a Turkish folk singer and musician born in 1938 who played the bağlama instrument. He began playing violin and bağlama at a young age, accompanying his father. His career included performing in Istanbul and Ankara in his youth, then moving to Germany for 23 years after his fingers became paralyzed, where he recovered and taught music. Upon returning to Turkey, he was welcomed by large crowds at his first concert and toured the country, recording over 30 albums throughout his career. He passed away in 2012 and was recognized for interpreting traditional folk music and preserving cultural traditions.
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This document provides recipes for several Turkish and Mediterranean dishes, including:
1) Manti, a stuffed pasta dish made with minced meat, onions, parsley, and broth.
2) Kebab, featuring turkey cubes seasoned with spices and grilled with mint.
3) Mercimek Corbasi, a lentil soup made with lentils, vegetables, herbs, and broth.
4) Hamburger topped with tomatoes, tomato puree, basil, and mozzarella cheese.
5) Sarma, a stuffed cabbage roll made with ground meats, rice, onions, and seasonings wrapped in sauerkraut and tomato juice.
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The bald ibis bird is a migratory species that lives in parts of North Africa, the Middle East, and Ethiopia. It has a slim, long, curved beak similar to storks. Its head and neck are bare of feathers in adulthood, giving it its name. The only place it breeds is on bare cliffs near Birecik, Turkey. It lays 2-4 eggs and the chicks fly at 45-50 days. Its numbers are declining due to excessive pesticide use damaging the birds. It was once extinct in Turkey but returned in the 1960s to the Birecik area, though deformities were observed.
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The document provides instructions for making four different dishes that involve opium poppy:
1) Opium sausage is made by mixing chopped meat and spices, stuffing it into intestines, and hanging to dry. The quality depends on the meat used.
2) Afyon cream is a vanilla custard made with milk, flour, sugar, and margarine, poured over coconut and served with whipped cream.
3) Opium roasted chickpeas are boiled chickpeas roasted in a pan with butter or margarine and salt.
4) Opium poppy ply is a pastry made with thin dough, sugar, pistachios, and poppy seeds baked in the oven.
Neşet ertaş
Neşet Ertaş was a Turkish folk singer and musician born in 1938 who played the bağlama instrument. He began playing violin and bağlama at a young age, accompanying his father. His career included performing in Istanbul and Ankara in his youth, then moving to Germany for 23 years after his fingers became paralyzed, where he recovered and taught music. Upon returning to Turkey, he was welcomed by large crowds at his first concert and toured the country, recording over 30 albums throughout his career. He passed away in 2012 and was recognized for interpreting traditional folk music and preserving cultural traditions.
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1) Manti, a stuffed pasta dish made with minced meat, onions, parsley, and broth.
2) Kebab, featuring turkey cubes seasoned with spices and grilled with mint.
3) Mercimek Corbasi, a lentil soup made with lentils, vegetables, herbs, and broth.
4) Hamburger topped with tomatoes, tomato puree, basil, and mozzarella cheese.
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