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Postby emmamichelle » 05 Jul 2011 22:21

going back to icmeler for a second time --- last time, played it a bit safe with eating out e.g. burger and chips/ chicken pie etc. :lol: ----- ive decided to get a bit experimental and try loads of things i have never tried before!

What's the favourites among you crazy/ not-so-crazy eaters that i have to try out when i get there in 2 weeks??!! :D

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Re: experimental!

Postby Keith » 05 Jul 2011 22:51

Fried ice-cream
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Postby reesy1959 » 06 Jul 2011 06:35

Anything Turkish on the meal menu' then I will try it.
Also Turkish Pide is a must, just like pizza but crispier base. Lamuchun, sigara borek, many more, but I have not mastered the spelling :D I also love the Ottoman Casseroles, another casserole I love is Sac Kavurna, which again is like a casserole you can have it with chicken, lamb or beef, or a mixed one.

Just read through the menu's and look for dishes that contain ingredients that you like, I am sure you will not be disappointed.
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Postby Wimpy » 06 Jul 2011 09:46

Shepherds Pie at the Champagne Bar mmmmmm gorgeous
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Postby blondie » 06 Jul 2011 10:17

Like reesy, I go for anything Turkish - when I'm in Turkey, I want to eat Turkish dishes, not what I can get at home.
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Postby Sue » 06 Jul 2011 10:20

Pide
tahinli Pide
Ayran
Gozleme :D
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Postby x-raki-girl-x » 06 Jul 2011 12:36

Fried ice cream is a must!
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Postby jayjay1950 » 06 Jul 2011 12:41

chicken sizzler mmmm
i quite enjoy a Turkish breakfast as well
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Re: experimental!

Postby emmamichelle » 06 Jul 2011 13:23

thanks all so much for the replies! im sounds like i'll be spoiled for choice!!

this fried ice-cream sounds amazing! how does that work???
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Postby Keith » 06 Jul 2011 13:56

ice cream in middle and a sort of sweet dough on outside, then deep fried. You dont want to move too far or fast after you have eaten one!!!! I thought it might remind you of home,,, You fry MARS bars in Scotland.
Have a great holiday.
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Postby emmamichelle » 06 Jul 2011 13:59

ive worked in chip shops since i was 12 yrs old and have never fried a mars bar haha! or anything like it!

im definitely going to give it a go! where abouts can you get them? just anywhere?
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Postby Keith » 06 Jul 2011 14:10

Yes i am sure most of the resturants will do them have fun trying it out
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Postby x-raki-girl-x » 06 Jul 2011 14:28

The one in Venice is lovely
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Postby Fanny » 06 Jul 2011 17:57

Hi Emma, if you fancy broadening things from burgers and chips, but want something you recognise, Champagne do an excellent steak and kidney pie! and as someone's already mentioned, their shepherds pie is good too - best restaurant in Icmeler IMHO for getting "ENglish" dishes of this sort right.

Once tried Steak and Kidney pie in the Venice and got steak and liver instead haha - was my own fault though cos Apo kept telling me he couldn't recommend it cos they'd not got it quite right, couldn't tell me why though so I took the plunge and regretted it. Was hilarious at the time! Didn't let it put me off the Venice though - just stuck to their chinese or pasta menu after that :oops:
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Postby iaindglasgow » 09 Jul 2011 01:18

I would recommend the Venice which is down by the canal. Try the Adana kebab. Nothing like a kebab you would get in Glasgow. Comes on a huge plate with rice and a selection of vegetables. Scrumptious.
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Re: experimental!

Postby Chocoholic » 09 Jul 2011 14:41

Anything with Raki- will taste like rocket fuel! :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Postby speedin112 » 09 Jul 2011 14:57

any of the korean dishes at the 3 bells fantastic xx :wink:
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Re: experimental!

Postby emmamichelle » 11 Jul 2011 00:45

wow seems like i've loads to choose from this year i'll be making the most of the food!!
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Postby janeypoos » 11 Jul 2011 08:47

Hi emmamichelle, there's a thread on here; Favourite Turkish dishes" where we're listing our fave authentic Turk dishes.
There's some really lovely ones mentioned that you might want to look out for on the restaurant menu's or even make yourself! :D
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