Dishes you should try in Piraziz: Kuymak (cornmeal and cheese dish), Hamsi Buğulama (steamed anchovies), Pide and Fındık (hazelnut). This guide also covers the local products to buy and what Piraziz is famous for.
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Made by cooking corn flour, butter and fresh cheese in a copper pan, kuymak is an essential part of Piraziz's breakfast tables.
Fresh anchovies steamed with onion and pepper. It reflects Piraziz's fishing tradition.
Black Sea pide, made by filling a boat-shaped sheet of dough with minced meat or cheese and baking it in a stone oven.
A product of the district, whose economy relies largely on hazelnut farming.
These dishes are known throughout Giresun province; see the provincial food guide for details.
A kadayıf dessert made with hazelnut paste, registered as a geographical indication.
Ice cream registered as a geographical indication.
A kid-meat kebab registered as a geographical indication.
A bread specific to the town of Çavuşlu in Görele, registered as a geographical indication.
An indispensable local dish of Black Sea cuisine.
Piraziz is a small district that reflects the coastal culture of the Black Sea. Fishing, seafaring and hazelnut farming shape the region's way of life.
The horon, danced to the sound of the kemençe at weddings and festivals, is an inseparable part of Piraziz's cultural identity.
Piraziz is known for 4 local dishes, above all Kuymak (cornmeal and cheese dish), Hamsi Buğulama (steamed anchovies), Pide and Fındık (hazelnut). Made by cooking corn flour, butter and fresh cheese in a copper pan, kuymak is an essential part of Piraziz's breakfast tables.
Piraziz is known for Kuymak (cornmeal and cheese dish), Piraziz Apple and Black Sea Coastal Culture. Its best-known sights include Piraziz Coast and Bendehor Castle.
Local products and souvenirs to buy in Piraziz include Piraziz Apple, Piraziz Hazelnuts and Fresh Fish.