my happy childhood in the village
Hello dear friends, I was born in Tokat Resadiye, Eskituraç village and lived there until I was 12. In today's article, I will tell you about my memories in my village, which I see as the best years of my life. We would run to the meadow of the village right away, my friends my age and I were playing football really well. The matches we played were wrapping up. Our matches should end at 20 if the only difference is not, but it was 20-19 and it was 20-19 and it was even longer at 22, 25 or even more, I would have been very happy when I scored the last goal.. It snowed well in our village in winter. say... We used to go to the river to fish with my childhood friends, to swim to the waterfall. We used to go to the highland for a picnic, when we were younger, we bought bread, tomatoes, cucumbers from home and had a picnic there with 3 good friends during the construction of the house under construction 😄 We used to go swimming in the village waterfall and jump into the water from the rock 😃😃 when a puppy was born, we would feed the puppies' mothers, we loved small dogs, when we liked them, we would adopt them when they grew up.. I say I'm glad I spent my childhood in the
kayseri yağlaması
Ingredients of Kayseri Lubrication Recipe For the dough 1.5 cups of warm water 1.5 cups of warm milk 4 tablespoons of olive oil 1 packet of dry yeast 1 tablespoon of granulated sugar 1 teaspoon salt flour as it takes Cup size 200 ml For the mincemeat 700 grams ground beef 4 medium onions 3 green peppers 3 tomatoes 3 tablespoons of tomato paste 3 tablespoons of butter 1 cup of hot water 1 teaspoon salt thyme black pepper 1 teaspoon cumin powder paprika Making the Kayseri Lubrication Recipe For the dough, flour and all the ingredients are taken into the mixing bowl, mixed, and flour is added in a controlled manner. A soft dough that does not stick to the hand is prepared. It is covered and left to ferment for 40 minutes. The dough that is fermented is taken on the counter. 22 It is divided into 24 meringues and rolled out with the help of a roller. It is cooked in a pan on medium heat. For the mincemeat. Onions and peppers are passed through the robot and roasted in a pot with olive oil. Add the minced meat and continue to fry. Butter is added and after it melts, tomato and tomato paste are added, then spices and salt are added. Finally, boiling water is added, cooked for a few minutes and the bottom of the stove is turned off. The folded edges of the dough are dipped into the mortar, put on the tray, and mortar is added on it. It is prepared in this way in 12 layers, and garlic yogurt is added on it. You can prepare 24 with these ingredients. Good luck to those who will try.
to live a happy life as yourself
dear friends, hello, in my article today, I want to talk about a method by living it. I want to talk about the class in 3-4 departures. It was something to have in order to be better than oneself and those who were for me without paying more for the influence of my mood, one of the greats of one of those who owned it for a long time, reviewed by analyzes that took a time accordingly, appropriate timings from your own life Without going too far into the story, but this is it, but then I won't go back to the old way. For 1.5 years, I always reach the result in my solution. Even the body gives good pleasure :) The best and most useful thing I can offer is the possibility of being your own experience. Give a compliment for doing something it won't be able to respond to a message he or she won't be able to do whatever your heart desires it will hold you in the moment and will not pass it because you will not be able to make it one. :))) Everything that is fictional that we will be ourselves is the work of our reality and being together...😊
karnıyarık
Karniyarık Ingredients 6 eggplants Olive oil 1 onion 300 gr. mince 1 clove of garlic 2 bell peppers 1 tomato 5-6 sprigs of parsley Salt Black pepper Ingredients for the Sauce 1 tablespoon of tomato paste 1 glass of water Salt Black pepper Ingredients for Decoration 6 cherry tomatoes 3 green peppers Peel the eggplants variegated. Pierce a few places and bake in the oven at 200 degrees until the eggplants are soft. Open the middle of your cooked eggplants and crush them so that they do not fall apart. Chop the onion. Put olive oil in a pan and heat it. Then sauté the chopped onion and minced meat, respectively. Season with salt, pepper and continue sautéing. Finely chop the peppers and add to the pan. Finely chop the tomatoes and add to the pan. Fry until the tomatoes let go. Take your stuffing from the stove and add the finely chopped parsley and mix. Fill the eggplants you have prepared with the stuffing you have prepared. Garnish with tomatoes and peppers. Mix tomato paste and water in a bowl and pour over the eggplants. Bake at 200 degrees for 15-20 minutes. Serve hot.
My trip to İzmir with my friend group
6 friends studying at Denizli Pamukkale University fled to Izmir at the weekend😃First we spent 2 days at Çeşme spa beach, we went swimming, we lit a fire, we sang together, we slept on the carpet because the apartment prices were so high, we woke up in the morning and it was like we were beaten 😂 while we got bored from the beach and ate raw meatballs, my friend Mete 's stomach started to hurt, because he was in severe pain, we suspected that it might be appendix, we went to the hospital, we waited for 1 hour. It was said that there were 2 stones in his kidney, it was said that Mete had 2 stones in his kidney, so he could rest more comfortably at home, he returned to his hometown of opium, and then the remaining 5 friends visited the streets of Alaçatı. He saw our photos on Instagram and invited us to his tantunisi in Alaçatı for dinner, and that's how we handled the dinner
pamukkale travertines and the ancient city of hierapolis
The Ancient City of Hierapolis and Pamukkale Travertines, which have been on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1988, have been defined by various civilizations for centuries as a center of healing and beauty with its waters that are said to be good for various ailments. If you want to visit the ancient city and travertines, 1 day may be insufficient. You can enter the area, which has 3 entrances, from the north and south gates that enter the ancient city, or from the gate that leads directly to the travertines.
The ancient city of Hierapolis is integrated with Pamukkale travertines and is located just above the travertines. The ancient city of Hierapolis, which means "Holy City", bath structures, Hz. The tomb of St. Phillippus, one of the 12 apostles of Jesus, its necropolis, gymnasium, the largest agora of the period, the ancient theater and baths where you will witness a magnificent view are waiting to be discovered. You can also explore Plutonium (Hell's Gate), one of the original sources of thermal waters, which was found in 2013, considered the "gateway to the land of the dead" in the ancient world, and which enabled the formation of Pamukkale travertine pools.
The necropolis of the city is quite large and various tomb structures can be seen. In the necropolis of this city in Denizli, the center of the textile industry, the Greek inscription in detail (1st century AD) on the Mausoleum of the Merchant Flavia Zeuxis transported the weaving products (carpets, rugs, fabrics, etc.) produced in Hierapolis to the Port of Ephesus. and that the products were shipped to the countries of the Mediterranean basin by ships. This inscription can be visited as an interesting example of how old the textile culture in Denizli is.
One of the first buildings that come to mind when Hierapolis is mentioned is the Greek theater type, the magnificent Ancient Theatre, consisting of 300 feet leaning on the hillside. Figure reliefs are seen on the stage of the theatre.
Another precious feature that distinguishes Hierapolis from other ancient cities is the Ancient Pool, in which Cleopatra is said to have swam. In the pool, you can enjoy swimming among ancient ruins in the waters at 38 degrees in summer and winter.
Pamukkale travertines are located on the slope of the ancient city. It owes its white appearance to the waters containing calcium oxide coming from the southern skirts of Çaldağı. The waters, which have a temperature of 38 degrees in summer and winter, invite millions of tourists from various countries to walk in the travertines every season with their unique turquoise pools. However, do not forget to come with a bag where you can put your shoes, as it is forbidden to walk with your shoes on the travertines.
You can also find the opportunity to watch Pamukkale travertines from a different angle from the "Big Çukur" located just below the Pamukkale travertines.
Efes Ancient City
The Ancient City of Ephesus is located in the city of Izmir in the Aegean region. It is located 3 km southwest of Selçuk district, which is about an hour away from the city.
History of the Ancient City of Ephesus
The history of the ancient city of Izmir Ephesus, which is a port city between east and west, dates back to BC. It dates back to 8600 years. The feature that makes the region so important is that it has hosted many civilizations throughout history. Among the civilizations it has hosted are the Romans, the Byzantine Empire, the Ottoman Empire and many Anatolian principalities.
Being a port city, its location on important trade routes in history and its fertile lands make the region both active and important.
Ephesus Ancient City
The city, which is rumored to have been founded by female warriors, is said to have taken its name from Arzawa, which translates as the City of the Queen Mother. The region, which developed and strengthened with the Roman period, became the most important trade center of the period.
Since it is in such an important location, many civilizations throughout history have been looking for ways to own it. Ephesus, which was conquered by the Turks in the 1300s, suffered a great destruction due to Mongolian attacks and started to lose its former importance over time.
Contents of the Ancient City of Ephesus
The Temple of Artemis
Known as the first marble temple in the world, the Temple of Artemis is one of the must-see places in Izmir Ephesus Ancient City. This temple, built for the goddess Artemis, is among the symbols of the region.
Celsus Library
The Celsus Library, built during the Roman period, is known as the third largest library of the Ancient Age.
ancient theater
Considered the largest ancient theater in the world, the Ephesus Antique Theater is used for concerts and performances today. At the time it was built, it became one of the most important means of livelihood by hosting gladiator fights.
Agora Square
Various official buildings were lined up around the Agora square, which was the meeting and meeting area of the city. Therefore, it was in a very active position. In addition, the Ephesus Water Palace is located in the Agora square.
Temple of Domitian
The temple, built for the Roman Emperor Domitian, is known as the first pagan temple built for a mortal in history. It is known that the temple began to be used as a monastery after the acceptance of Christianity.
Curetes Street
Curetes Street, which is accepted as the first main street in İzmir Ephesus Antique City, covers an area of 280 meters. The street takes its name from the Kuret priests who were tasked with guarding the sacred fire. It is said that statues were built on both sides of the street where shops and workshops were located during the Byzantine Empire.
Heracles Gate
When talking about the Curetes Street, it is not possible to mention the Heracles Gate. Located on Curetes Street, this gate was built to separate pedestrian and vehicle traffic. It has Herakles reliefs on it. It takes its name from these reliefs.
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