Dishes you should try in Meram: Konya Etli Ekmeği (meat flatbread), Fırın Kebabı (oven-baked lamb) and Meram Grape Sweets. This guide also covers the local products to buy and what Meram is famous for.
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Thin dough spread with minced meat and baked in a stone oven. It is also made in traditional ovens in Meram.
Prepared by slow-cooking lamb in a clay oven, fırın kebabı is one of the most loved dishes in Meram.
Traditional sweets of the region, made from grapes gathered in the Meram vineyards: grape molasses, pestil (fruit leather) and cevizli sucuk (walnut sucuk).
These dishes are known throughout Konya province; see the provincial food guide for details.
An etliekmek with a registered geographical indication, baked with minced meat on thin, long dough.
A kebab with a registered geographical indication, in which lamb is cooked in large ovens.
A soup with a registered geographical indication, made with dried okra and meat.
A syrupy dessert with a registered geographical indication.
A tirit (bread-based meat dish) with a registered geographical indication.
A wedding pilaf with a registered geographical indication.
Mevlâna Celâleddin Rûmî often visited the Meram vineyards and wrote about the area with inspiration in his works. Meram is the place where Mevlevi culture meets nature.
For centuries, Sille was a settlement where Muslim and Christian communities lived side by side. Its churches, mosques and historic houses bear witness to this multicultural past.
Meram is known for 3 local dishes, above all Konya Etli Ekmeği (meat flatbread), Fırın Kebabı (oven-baked lamb) and Meram Grape Sweets. Thin dough spread with minced meat and baked in a stone oven. It is also made in traditional ovens in Meram.
Meram is known for Konya Etli Ekmeği (meat flatbread), Meram Grapes and Mevlâna's Love for Meram. Its best-known sights include Meram Vineyards and Sille Village.
Local products and souvenirs to buy in Meram include Meram Grapes and Sille Handicrafts.