Dishes you should try in Sulakyurt: Tarhana Çorbası, Etli Ekmek (meat flatbread) and Höşmerim (cheese dessert). This guide also covers the local products to buy and what Sulakyurt is famous for.
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Tarhana made by drying yoghurt, tomato and wheat flour is an indispensable winter soup in Sulakyurt. Every household makes its own tarhana in a traditional process.
Thin dough spread with a mixture of minced meat, onion and pepper and baked in a stone oven; served fresh in Sulakyurt's local bakeries.
A traditional sweet made with cheese, flour and sugar, roasted in butter and served. Especially offered at festival tables.
These dishes are known throughout Kırıkkale province; see the provincial food guide for details.
A dish with a registered geographical indication, cooked with lamb, onions and tomatoes.
Meatballs (köfte) with a registered geographical indication.
A winter soup of Central Anatolia, drunk with pieces of dough.
The village room tradition, still kept alive in Sulakyurt's villages, is a social meeting place where men gather on winter nights to chat, tell stories and drink tea.
Yaren gatherings held in the winter months are an old tradition of Central Anatolia, still continued in Sulakyurt. Young people learn community rules at these gatherings, where folk songs are sung and games are played.
Sulakyurt is known for 3 local dishes, above all Tarhana Çorbası, Etli Ekmek (meat flatbread) and Höşmerim (cheese dessert). Tarhana made by drying yoghurt, tomato and wheat flour is an indispensable winter soup in Sulakyurt. Every household makes its own tarhana in a traditional process.
Sulakyurt is known for Tarhana Çorbası, Dried Tarhana and Village Room Tradition. Its best-known sights include Kızılırmak Riverbank and Sulakyurt Castle Ruins.
Local products and souvenirs to buy in Sulakyurt include Dried Tarhana and Wheat Products.