Dishes you should try in Baklan: Denizli Kebabı (Denizli kebab), Gözleme (filled flatbread) and Keşkek (wheat and meat porridge). This guide also covers the local products to buy and what Baklan is famous for.
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Prepared by marinating lamb in a special blend of spices and cooking it over a wood fire. It is served in the local restaurants of Baklan.
Thinly rolled yufka is filled with cheese or herbs and cooked on a griddle (sac). Fresh gözleme can be found at Baklan's markets.
Prepared by boiling cracked wheat and meat for a long time and then pounding them together. It is the traditional dish at weddings and holiday meals.
These dishes are known throughout Denizli province; see the provincial food guide for details.
Baklava with a registered geographical indication.
Sheep's-milk yoghurt with a registered geographical indication.
Roasted chickpeas (leblebi) with a registered geographical indication.
Cherries with a registered geographical indication.
Melons with a registered geographical indication.
Traditional farming methods and village life continue to be practised in Baklan. The imece tradition of communal work during the harvest is an important expression of social solidarity.
Yörük culture is still kept alive in Baklan. Plateau life (yaylacılık) and livestock farming are an important part of the district's cultural identity.
Baklan is known for 3 local dishes, above all Denizli Kebabı (Denizli kebab), Gözleme (filled flatbread) and Keşkek (wheat and meat porridge). Prepared by marinating lamb in a special blend of spices and cooking it over a wood fire. It is served in the local restaurants of Baklan.
Baklan is known for Denizli Kebabı (Denizli kebab), Wheat and Barley and Traditional Farming Culture. Its best-known sights include Baklan Plain and Baklan Grand Mosque.
Local products and souvenirs to buy in Baklan include Wheat and Barley and Poppy.