Dishes you should try in Evren: Keşkek (wheat and meat dish) and Tarhana Çorbası (yoghurt, tomato and flour soup). This guide also covers the local products to buy and what Evren is famous for.
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Keşkek, prepared by cooking cracked wheat and meat for a long time and then pounding them, is the traditional dish of weddings and festive tables in Evren.
Tarhana, made by mixing yoghurt, tomato and wheat flour and drying the mixture, is the basic soup of the winter months.
These dishes are known throughout Ankara province; see the provincial food guide for details.
An old Ankara dish in which sautéed meat and vegetables are baked in the oven in meat stock with rice or vermicelli; at weddings, hıdrellez and mesire picnics it is eaten with cacık, pickles and hoşaf.
An indispensable part of the Ankara breakfast.
A biscuit baked in stone ovens from flour, milk, butter and yeast, which stays fresh for a year; it received a geographical indication on 14 May 2013.
A sweet with a geographical indication, made by dipping strings of walnut kernels in molasses dough and drying them.
The best-known pickle of Ankara breakfast tables and dinner tables.
Evren, the smallest district in Ankara, is one of the rare settlements that preserve the traditional rural Anatolian way of life. Neighbourly relations and the tradition of imece (communal help) are still maintained.
Evren is known for 2 local dishes, above all Keşkek (wheat and meat dish) and Tarhana Çorbası (yoghurt, tomato and flour soup). Keşkek, prepared by cooking cracked wheat and meat for a long time and then pounding them, is the traditional dish of weddings and festive tables in Evren.
Evren is known for Keşkek (wheat and meat dish), Wheat and Barley and Rural Anatolian Life. Its best-known sights include Evren Castle Ruins and Evren Çayı Valley.
Local products and souvenirs to buy in Evren include Wheat and Barley and Small Livestock Products.