Dishes you should try in Aybastı: Aybastı Pidesi, Karalahana Soup and Kuymak (Muhlama). This guide also covers the local products to buy and what Aybastı is famous for.
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Black Sea pide made with buttery dough and baked in a stone oven. This dish, which has an important place on local people's tables, is prepared using traditional recipes.
A soup made with collard greens, maize flour and beans. This dish, prepared using recipes passed down through generations, is an important part of the local culinary culture.
Made with maize flour and cheese melted in butter, this is the best-known delicacy of the Black Sea.
These dishes are known throughout Ordu province; see the provincial food guide for details.
A pide registered with a geographical indication.
A toasted sandwich registered with a geographical indication.
A soup made with black cabbage, registered with a geographical indication.
A dessert registered with a geographical indication.
A halva registered with a geographical indication.
The tradition of moving to the highland pastures in the summer months continues in Aybastı. Highland festivals and horon performances are held.
In Aybastı, the horon is an essential dance at weddings and festivities. Danced to the accompaniment of the kemençe, the horon is a symbol of Black Sea culture.
Aybastı is known for 3 local dishes, above all Aybastı Pidesi, Karalahana Soup and Kuymak (Muhlama). Black Sea pide made with buttery dough and baked in a stone oven. This dish, which has an important place on local people's tables, is prepared using traditional recipes.
Aybastı is known for Aybastı Pidesi, Aybastı Hazelnuts and Highland Culture. Its best-known sights include Perşembe Plateau (Aybastı Section) and Aybastı Waterfalls.
Local products and souvenirs to buy in Aybastı include Aybastı Hazelnuts and Aybastı Honey.