Dear Friends,
We invite you to join us in celebrating the diverse and rich Anatolian Cuisine with the Bay Area Turkish Society (The Berkeley Turkish School). This event will be the fourth in a series of Culinary Gatherings in Berkeley, and we would love for you to be a part of this experience with us.
We feel that sharing culture through cuisine is an inclusive and beautiful process. Once a month, we will come together and learn how to cook traditional dishes from different regions and ethnicities in Anatolia from a culinary expert within our community. After cooking together, we will set the table, gather around and will enjoy the delicious meal we prepared together with the lovely company of the participants.
THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT. There is limited seating. If you cannot make it to this event, and are interested in the next events, please let us know so that we can email you our announcements.
Date: Sunday, November 3rd, 2019
Time: 4 pm to 7:30 pm
Location: Bauman College, 1007 University Ave, Berkeley, CA 94710
Price: $75 (includes 4 courses + dessert - tea )
Tickets: This event is SOLD OUT.
About our instructor: Nur Saglam
Nur Saglam is a real estate professional, serving the Bay Area since 2003. Before becoming a real estate agent, Nur worked as a software engineer at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter.
Originally from Istanbul, Turkey, Nur's culinary journey started long before she moved to the U.S. Her love of cooking has its roots in the motherland of Turks: Anatolia. She was raised and influenced by the cuisine of two different parts of Anatolia - the Black Sea Coast and Istanbul.
Nur loves cooking delicious and nutritious Mediterranean food and sharing her culture. She is very excited to share the art of Anatolian Cuisine with her Bay Area community and is looking forward to meeting other food enthusiasts. Her menu is especially unique in combining modern Mediterranean flavors with traditional Turkish cooking styles.
Menu Details:
Kara Lahana corbasi/ Black Cabbage Soup
Firinda Karnibahar /Oven Roasted Califlowers
Etli Yaprak Sarmasi ( Uzum yapragi)/ Grapeleaf Dolmas with Minced meat
Yogurtlu Kereviz/ Celeriak Yogurt meze
Sultan Sarmasi ( Muhallebili)/ Sultan Custard
Turkish tea
Collected funds will support the enhancement and further development of programs of the Berkeley Turkish School, a 501c3 non profit organization.
Thank you. We look forward to welcoming you.
Fondly,
The Berkeley Turkish School
www.berkeleyturkishschool.org