Dishes you should try in Doğanşar: Sivas Köftesi, Keşkek (wheat and meat dish), Katıklı Aş (cold ayran and mint soup) and Fırın Kömbesi (baked pastry). This guide also covers the local products to buy and what Doğanşar is famous for.
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Made with minced meat and spices, Sivas köftesi is also served in the traditional way in Doğanşar.
Prepared by slow-cooking wheat and meat and then pounding them, keşkek is indispensable at wedding feasts. Listed on UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage List, it is a source of pride for Turkish cuisine.
A cold soup with ayran and mint, made in rural areas in summer.
One of the dough-based foods commonly made in Doğanşar.
The text also counts Bal helvası, Bulgur Köftesi, Çirli Et and Madımak among the main dishes made in Doğanşar.
These dishes are known throughout Sivas province; see the provincial food guide for details.
Katmer (flaky pastry) with a registered geographical indication.
Pastırma (cured beef) with a registered geographical indication.
A pilaf with a registered geographical indication, also known as Alatlı pilavı.
Döner with a registered geographical indication.
Bread with a registered geographical indication.
Doğanşar is a district that keeps up a traditional rural way of life. This tradition is passed down from generation to generation as an important element of the local people's cultural identity.
Doğanşar is known for 5 local dishes, above all Sivas Köftesi, Keşkek (wheat and meat dish), Katıklı Aş (cold ayran and mint soup) and Fırın Kömbesi (baked pastry). Made with minced meat and spices, Sivas köftesi is also served in the traditional way in Doğanşar.
Doğanşar is known for Sivas Köftesi, Wheat and Rural Way of Life Tradition. Its best-known sights include Dipsiz Lake and Dipsiz Lake Waterfall.
Local products and souvenirs to buy in Doğanşar include Wheat.