Dishes you should try in Kürtün: Siron, Karalahana Soup (collard green soup), Pestil (fruit leather) and Kürtün Araköy Bread. This guide also covers the local products to buy and what Kürtün is famous for.
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Thin yufka pastry filled with minced meat or potatoes, rolled up and baked. It is a traditional flavour of Kürtün.
A traditional soup made with collard greens and cornmeal, the basic dish of Kürtün's winter tables.
Pestil made from mulberry juice is Kürtün's traditional sweet. This flavour, prepared with local ingredients, reflects the gastronomic richness of the region.
Known by the name of Araköy, a village attached to Kürtün, this bread is made with sourdough.
These dishes are known throughout Gümüşhane province; see the provincial food guide for details.
A dish with a registered geographical indication, in which rolled yufka is served with yoghurt and garlic.
A casserole with a registered geographical indication.
A kete (flaky pastry) with a registered geographical indication.
Kürtün lies in the mountainous interior of the Black Sea and continues traditional mountain village life. Wooden houses, plateau migration and traditional handicrafts are important elements of this culture.
Kürtün is known for 4 local dishes, above all Siron, Karalahana Soup (collard green soup), Pestil (fruit leather) and Kürtün Araköy Bread. Thin yufka pastry filled with minced meat or potatoes, rolled up and baked. It is a traditional flavour of Kürtün.
Kürtün is known for Siron, Kürtün Araköy Bread and Black Sea Mountain Culture. Its best-known sights include Harşit Valley and Araköy.
Local products and souvenirs to buy in Kürtün include Kürtün Araköy Bread, Kürtün Honey and Pestil and Köme.