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Today I would like to share with you a very much-loved street food in Turkey which you can find on every corner in İzmir city. Boyoz has been brought by Sephardic Jews who immigrated to Turkey in early 15th century and it has been identified with Turkish cuisine since then. Boyoz is written as "bollos" in Spanish and means "little loaf". Although it may seem like a difficult recipe to make, once you make it, you will see that it's worth it with its deliciousness. Turkish Recipes, Sephardic Jews, Turkish Recipes Desserts, Turkish Food, Middle Eastern Recipes, Pastry Recipes, Food App, 15th Century, Food Waste

Today I would like to share with you a very much-loved street food in Turkey which you can find on every corner in İzmir city. Boyoz has been brought by Sephardic Jews who immigrated to Turkey in early 15th century and it has been identified with Turkish cuisine since then. Boyoz is written as "bollos" in Spanish and means "little loaf". Although it may seem like a difficult recipe to make, once you make it, you will see that it's worth it with its deliciousness.

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Kurabiye are crumbly butter cookies made with powdered sugar, deliciously flavored with vanilla. These traditional Turkish cookies are incredibly easy to make and only require a handful of ingredients!

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