Dishes you should try in Ekinözü: Tarhana Çorbası (yoghurt and wheat soup) and Tandır Ekmeği (tandır-oven bread). This guide also covers the local products to buy and what Ekinözü is famous for.
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Tarhana, made with yoghurt, wheat and vegetables, is dried and eaten as a soup in the winter months. It is prepared in autumn and dried to be eaten through the winter.
Bread baked in a traditional tandır oven is an essential flavour of Ekinözü's village tables.
These dishes are known throughout Kahramanmaraş province; see the provincial food guide for details.
Ice cream made from goat's milk and salep and given its texture by pounding, with a registered geographical indication.
A regional dish with a registered geographical indication.
Tarhana (fermented grain and yoghurt soup base) with a registered geographical indication.
A çörek (bread roll) with a registered geographical indication.
A pan-cooked dish with a registered geographical indication.
A syrupy dessert with a registered geographical indication.
The tradition of moving to the plateaus in the summer months continues in Ekinözü. This tradition is an important part of the livestock-rearing culture.
Ekinözü is known for 2 local dishes, above all Tarhana Çorbası (yoghurt and wheat soup) and Tandır Ekmeği (tandır-oven bread). Tarhana, made with yoghurt, wheat and vegetables, is dried and eaten as a soup in the winter months. It is prepared in autumn and dried to be eaten through the winter.
Ekinözü is known for Tarhana Çorbası (yoghurt and wheat soup), Ekinözü Honey and Yayla Migration Tradition. Its best-known sights include Ekinözü Plateau and Ekinözü Castle.
Local products and souvenirs to buy in Ekinözü include Ekinözü Honey.