There's so much more to Turkish food than kebabs


By AGENCY

Cilbir with duck-fat sautéed ramps. Photo: Visualhunt/Premshree Pillai

In a bid to banish stereotypes of late-night greasy fast food, Turkish chefs are trying to burnish their image by showcasing the culinary riches the country has to offer.

A new breed of cooks has shaken up the Istanbul food scene with an innovative approach to Turkish cooking, while others are on a mission to show there is more to the nation's cuisine than the perhaps notorious doner kebab.

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