Dishes you should try in Sütçüler: Keçi Tandır (goat tandır), Yörük Çorbası (Yörük soup) and Bazlama (flatbread). This guide also covers the local products to buy and what Sütçüler is famous for.
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The meat of goats grazing in the mountains of Sütçüler is cooked for hours in a clay tandır oven. The tender texture and natural aroma of the meat make it one of the most distinctive flavours of the local cuisine.
A traditional Yörük soup made with yoghurt, flour and mint, still prepared in the old way in the mountain villages of Sütçüler.
Traditional bazlama bread cooked on a griddle, eaten with butter and honey at breakfast. Bazlama cooked over a wood fire in the villages of Sütçüler is especially delicious.
These dishes are known throughout Isparta province; see the provincial food guide for details.
A pilaf cooked with lamb and rice, with a registered geographical indication.
A pastry with a registered geographical indication.
A syrupy dessert with a registered geographical indication.
A börek with a registered geographical indication.
A local dish with a registered geographical indication.
Sütçüler takes its name from the Yörük communities that made their living by producing dairy products. Nomadic livestock farming, felt-making and Yörük tents are concrete examples of this culture.
Sütçüler is known for 3 local dishes, above all Keçi Tandır (goat tandır), Yörük Çorbası (Yörük soup) and Bazlama (flatbread). The meat of goats grazing in the mountains of Sütçüler is cooked for hours in a clay tandır oven. The tender texture and natural aroma of the meat make it one of the most distinctive flavours of the local cuisine.
Sütçüler is known for Keçi Tandır (goat tandır), Sütçüler Kekiği (Sütçüler thyme) and Yörük Way of Life. Its best-known sights include Adada and Kovada Lake National Park.
Local products and souvenirs to buy in Sütçüler include Sütçüler Kekiği (Sütçüler thyme) and Sütçüler Kekik Yağı (Sütçüler thyme oil).