Dishes you should try in Bozkurt: Karadeniz Hamsisi (fried Black Sea anchovies) and Pide. This guide also covers the local products to buy and what Bozkurt is famous for.
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Fresh Black Sea anchovies, served fried in a pan. This dish holds an important place on local tables and is prepared using traditional recipes.
Pide with a thin dough and minced meat, baked in a stone oven. Prepared using recipes passed down through generations, this dish is an important part of the local food culture. Pide baked over a wood fire has crisp edges and a soft centre.
These dishes are known throughout Kastamonu province; see the provincial food guide for details.
A lamb kebab cooked in an earthen pit, with a registered geographical indication.
A tirit made with simit and meat broth, with a registered geographical indication.
Etli ekmek with a registered geographical indication.
Tel helva (thread halva) with a registered geographical indication.
Pastırma (cured beef) with a registered geographical indication.
A soup with a registered geographical indication.
Bozkurt is a district that keeps alive the fishing and seafaring culture of the Black Sea coast.
Bozkurt is known for 2 local dishes, above all Karadeniz Hamsisi (fried Black Sea anchovies) and Pide. Fresh Black Sea anchovies, served fried in a pan. This dish holds an important place on local tables and is prepared using traditional recipes.
Bozkurt is known for Karadeniz Hamsisi (fried Black Sea anchovies), Bozkurt Hazelnuts and Black Sea Coastal Culture. Its best-known sights include Bozkurt Beach and Bozkurt Forests.
Local products and souvenirs to buy in Bozkurt include Bozkurt Hazelnuts.