This was wonderful. What a joy, it felt like I was in a warm kitchen with grandmother. Thank you for showing us and thank you Sadiye Teyze for letting us in your kitchen!
I was so fascinated to see how a Turkish family lives! Such beautiful people! Thank you so much to you and the family that hosted you. It is so important to preserve the old ways. I still cook the way my grandmother cooked and taught me but my daughters don’t. Our recipes are being lost because nothing was written down. We learned by example, much the way you were learning here. Many blessings to the two families!
Thank you; we have so much to learn from the older generation, but we tend to forget that in our busy lives. So many traditional recipes, crafts, and crops are in danger of being lost if we don’t make the effort to learn from our elders. It’s a problem every culture faces, so I’m so glad there are people determined to preserve it. Thank you so much for making such a beautiful and important video.
Love getting a first had look into the traditional Turkish cuisine and what is even better is to see it prepared by wonderful local women like this! 🌸🌼🌺
Salaam. I'm a muslim from Singapore. Thank you for going to the traditional place to show how that wonderful family make gozleme. I love gozleme and tasted it only in Australia. I love Turkish mommy! Love your videos. Keep it coming. Love from Singapore.
Beautiful people with beautiful hearts, rich traditions, hospitality.... everything was so beautiful about this journey of yours Ayşenur. Thank you for introducing us to this part of beloved Turkey.. Love and respect from Pakistan.
I do not have enough words to tell you what an exceptional work you are doing. Keep it up and do not let the traditional recipes fade away. best of luck to you.
Thank you for bringing memories back - I am from Pakistan, lived in Turkey 40 years ago - still remember Turkish, and love I got as child from your people. Turkey is like my 2nd homeland.
Hello from the USA , thank you so much I have been wanted to know what goes in these recipe for more than 2 years thank you so much, God bless you and the wonderful family you interview.
I find so nice that someone finally translate her recipes and what they say,i follow this woman long time but i can not understand 😬 I hope you will do more videos like that.
... and the technique is so impressive. The teyze said that it preserves onions' moisture; unlike the food-processor. Wow! I never considered our mothers and grand mothers to be seasoned chefs too. 😃
I was never in Turkey yet watching this video reminds me my own grandmas, their delicious cooking from scratch. The smell of the countryside, the homestead animals, happy kids, and the simplicity of the dwelling people - all these seem so universally the same. Elinize sağlık
There's an actress of turkish origins here in Italy who reminds me a lot of a youger version of teyze 😊 Same body type and features, and same sunny laughter
I was in Turkey 20 years ago with my Turkish friend and her family. In the village I ate my first gözleme, only with Butter. Heavenly.. I don't know how many I had, but maybe 20 lol
I just loved this look into a family’s village lifestyle, their interactions, their animals, and of course their delicious food. I lived in Azerbaijan for a couple of years and was invited to a family’s home in the countryside for the weekend. Early in the morning I woke up and wandered into the kitchen, where two older women were cleaning and chopping herbs to add to lunch dishes. Though we didn’t speak each other’s language, it was very companionable to share the food prep and drink tea together. For lunch we had the most delicious homemade manti with melted butter, and I saw the dough being rolled out exactly as you show here. One of my favorite experiences ever!
Assalamu alaikum.i m from India ...this episode remembered me my childhood days with Grandma..food is may b the only universal thing that really has the power to bring everyone together.. Almighty Allah always with u ..
I love this family. They are making so much traditional turkish food. And i just love the elder womans teknic and system for the foodmaking. And most of her ingrediens are from their own farm - that’s amazing! It’s obvious that she has done it thousands of time. I wish i could’ve visit them and spend some time learning and tasting 😋 They seems like very nice people too🌺
Behtreen or Aala.....Marvellous, mouthwatering, nefis and moreish dish recipe. Outstanding presentation in natural environment. By watching this, we feel as we are sitting with our own family. ONE OF YOUR BEST VLOG. 🌟🌟🌟🌟
Merhaba from Florida. It's almost like a lahamuchun folded in half. I will have to try making this one day. My wife's Turkish so I try to learn Turkish cooking since it taste good.
I loved this. I love seeing how things are in different countries. It's like visiting them. What a lovely family they are! Thank you for sharing this wonderful traditional recipe ^_^
I from New Zealand, Amazing to watch this special video combine Turkish food travel and Sadiye Teyze family making this gozleme from Turkery. In my past, I used to watch my grandmother making Rewena Bread and cook in oven pot outside by the fireplace. Heartfelt....Taskopru beauty town amazing.....kia ora (Be well)
I loved this video! I agree it is important to get the traditional recipes from people who have been making it from generations. You learn so much more than just recipes! Tesekkurler!
I absolutely lived this video. It is beautiful to watch and learn about Turkish culture this way with a family. The grandmother is absolutely adorable. I love it Thank you♥️🙋♀️
This is what life should be life. I hope for many blessings to you and your loved ones. I could not stop smiling the entire time. Such a beautiful life of humility and grace.
I lived in downtown Adana Turkey from 1973-75 when I was a young boy, what I always remember is how beautiful the people were and how much I liked some of their food!!! Looks like nothing has changed, sweet people and good food still!!
This was one of the best "cooking collab" videos I ever seen! It was a joy to watch you all having fun cooking together! I loved that the flour came from their own land. I'm also in awe of Teyze's dough rolling skills!! Thank you for taking the time to film, edit, and share with us. These kinds of friendships and bonding time feeds the soul, literally! Hope your hand healed ok, her knives did look very sharp! :)
This was beautiful, thank you so much for all the work and time you put into making this. Such a wonderful family, and you helped me feel like I was right there in the kitchen with all of you. You did it so well that it felt like I could almost smell the food cooking. Thank you so much, I wish you and them all the best.
A big hello to Erkan and his beautiful family.I don,t know them but i can see they are very nice and kind family.I have been watching Erkan's video since last year and i really like watching them even i don,t understand Turkish just little bit.I love his mum's cooking she,s very good and i know they taste yummy.
Really nice video ^^ it remembers me those times when I was with my grandma cooking and just enjoying a simple life And now I have another recipe to try Love from France!
This is such a great video!! Hats off to Teyze!! And she added so much salt!!!! I guess the Turkish salt isn’t as salty as it is in Asia. (So everything has to be seasoned in moderation here.) They look so friendly and the food experience is really close to the essence of real Turkish country style. Thank you for making this video and sharing with us!! I wanna try etli ekmek too!!
Ma'shaAllah tabarakallah. I love those Turkish people.They are so sweet hard working people .yet very humble and happy.May Allah SWT protect and bless them all.
What a beautiful and authentic life, healthy food for people and animals, everybody live in love 🥰 this is how it should be 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊 I visited Istanbul in September 2019 and it was my first time. I was impressed 25 million people in it, clean as cleaned could be, friendliest people on Earth, street animals fed and loved, ... history markets geography everything everything left me speechless in Awe.... bravo Turkey 🇹🇷 love you all 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖✨🙏
Salam!Iwatch this Erkan family almost every day,it seems to me that I already know them personaly :) I admire that old lady,Sadiyye anne to have so much energy to cook every single day 2-3 meals in her age.Salam from Bosniac :))
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That was wonderful! The hands of those women making food with love!! It brings tears to my eyes! It was as if I saw my mom. My love from Greece!
That is a kind comment. I am happy I made you feel the warm people’s kindness and made you remember your mom 💕
Just what i thought to. Much love and greets..❤ I'm a morrocan women from the Netherland.
Same for me !! Tears also ! She is so nice 😍 thanks for sharing us recipes from this country 👍🤗🤗
Y J awh dankjewel zuster!
Please can you tell me the cooking channal of the old lady
So beautiful!! Turkish people and their culture are so wonderful!! ❤❤❤
it is so beautiful to see the traditional kitchen. bless.
I love this lady, she is so sweet. I just want to give her lots of hugs , sit with her and eat good food
This was wonderful. What a joy, it felt like I was in a warm kitchen with grandmother. Thank you for showing us and thank you Sadiye Teyze for letting us in your kitchen!
You welcome I am happy to hear that
I was so fascinated to see how a Turkish family lives! Such beautiful people! Thank you so much to you and the family that hosted you. It is so important to preserve the old ways. I still cook the way my grandmother cooked and taught me but my daughters don’t. Our recipes are being lost because nothing was written down. We learned by example, much the way you were learning here. Many blessings to the two families!
So write it down
You are a very graceful woman. This village, their lifestyle and the family is so beautiful. My prayers are for them all. Stay blessed!
Ameen for all of us thank you
Ameeen for all of us 💕
Mashalla very heart touching video
@@TFT delicious food recipe... love from bangladesh...
Don.Khaled Al-Hajri dd
I am learning Turkish for a few months now and today I felt so proud that I could understand most of the words loveeee from Bangladesh
That’s nice 😊👍
My grandmother used to make this for me all the time because it is one of my favorite foods.. I make it 2x a year to keep the tradition going
Thank you; we have so much to learn from the older generation, but we tend to forget that in our busy lives. So many traditional recipes, crafts, and crops are in danger of being lost if we don’t make the effort to learn from our elders. It’s a problem every culture faces, so I’m so glad there are people determined to preserve it. Thank you so much for making such a beautiful and important video.
Love getting a first had look into the traditional Turkish cuisine and what is even better is to see it prepared by wonderful local women like this! 🌸🌼🌺
Wow.. I would love to stay with a family like this.. good food.. good people.. amazing place... what else do you need!!!
Yes.. me too, but it gets boring after some time and u just wanna go back to the city and order a Big Mac from MacDonald and coffee from Starbucks.
8:41 Teyze is like my mum, she prefers her own way ❤😂
Salaam. I'm a muslim from Singapore. Thank you for going to the traditional place to show how that wonderful family make gozleme. I love gozleme and tasted it only in Australia. I love Turkish mommy! Love your videos. Keep it coming. Love from Singapore.
Salaam you welcome happy to hear that sister
@@TFTassalamu alaikum how are you ❤️
Mshallah
Beautiful people with beautiful hearts, rich traditions, hospitality.... everything was so beautiful about this journey of yours Ayşenur. Thank you for introducing us to this part of beloved Turkey.. Love and respect from Pakistan.
Ya siz bi harikasınız gerçekten. Yabancılara hem Türkleri hem de kültürümüzü sevdiriyorsunuz. Umarım daha çok insana ulaşırsınız. 🌷🌷🌷👍
Not just liked, I LOVED IT!!! So beautiful and traditional! These are the true values in life! Thank you so much for sharing this with us!🙏🏻🥰❤️💯🤩
I do not have enough words to tell you what an exceptional work you are doing. Keep it up and do not let the traditional recipes fade away. best of luck to you.
Aoa, This family is one of my favourite turkish families...I watch their cooking vids despite not understanding turkish.
Mashallah, Allah bless her. We are blessed to have such mothers who are caring and loving.
Thank you for bringing memories back - I am from Pakistan, lived in Turkey 40 years ago - still remember Turkish, and love I got as child from your people. Turkey is like my 2nd homeland.
I fell in love with Turkey and I can't wait to go again. Beautiful country, delicious food and kind people. 💕
God bless! what a gorgeous soul that Teyze has! sending you love from Egypt!
Hello from the USA , thank you so much I have been wanted to know what goes in these recipe for more than 2 years thank you so much, God bless you and the wonderful family you interview.
I find so nice that someone finally translate her recipes and what they say,i follow this woman long time but i can not understand 😬
I hope you will do more videos like that.
3:50 It's amazing how she can cut the onion like that without crying.
... and the technique is so impressive. The teyze said that it preserves onions' moisture; unlike the food-processor. Wow! I never considered our mothers and grand mothers to be seasoned chefs too. 😃
I been there before Covid is so so delicious, I had it in a restaurant, wish to have again, 💞
My mother used ro cut onions like that too 🤭
HhHHahahahahha.
I ‘m Aslı,greetings from Kastamonu/Türkiye to the whole world🌸🌷👋
You have turkeys and sheep thats so nice we miss this kind of lifestyle in my country.
It’s good to see there’s still good people who live the old way. Nice video
I was never in Turkey yet watching this video reminds me my own grandmas, their delicious cooking from scratch. The smell of the countryside, the homestead animals, happy kids, and the simplicity of the dwelling people - all these seem so universally the same. Elinize sağlık
Thank you yes it is all similar I think at the and the village life country sides
مين يعرف الترجمه يترجم لنا
@@sharifahmohammed4185 عمري تعرفين قنات ابن ماما شاديه
@@bg.2885 قصدك ابنها اراكان
ولا زوجة ولدها الكبير اللي عايش بعيد عنهم
What a great lady . You learn so much from the older folks
Wonderful to learn from the grandmother who has taken care of her family. Thank you for sharing your visit, culture and friends, Bless you all.
You welcome
The beautiful village and the generous lovely family is heartwarming!
Yes they are!
teyze auntie is becoming a worldwide movie-star....so sweet!!! really sweet!!!
Yes 😊🌺
There's an actress of turkish origins here in Italy who reminds me a lot of a youger version of teyze 😊
Same body type and features, and same sunny laughter
"Teyze" means auntie 😊😋
I was in Turkey 20 years ago with my Turkish friend and her family. In the village I ate my first gözleme, only with Butter. Heavenly.. I don't know how many I had, but maybe 20 lol
Thank you so much for being so generous with your time and your knowledge! It is wonderful to learn so much from you! Thank you, thank you!
You welcome dear Evelin ☺️💕🌺
Thank you for sharing this video showing us your culture and its lovely people, much love from Canada 🇨🇦
My parents always watch this Turkish family and they love their lifestyle and their videos
I enjoyed watching this one
Thank you so much
ماشاء الله
You are so humble, love the family so welcoming.
it's amazing to see your Turkish culture. ..I was curious about it..love from Pakistan. ..stay blessed.....!
God bless this beautiful family. You are such a humble and polite guest.
Very beautiful video. I felt like I was watching my aunt in Greece in small village. Greetings from Florida, USA. 🙏
That is nice greetings from Turkey 🇹🇷 to beautiful Florida
Beautiful people n beautiful culture ! Lady full of love n passion for her kids ,so cute just like my mom
I've watched this one several times, and the hostess is such a character - adorable.
I just loved this look into a family’s village lifestyle, their interactions, their animals, and of course their delicious food. I lived in Azerbaijan for a couple of years and was invited to a family’s home in the countryside for the weekend. Early in the morning I woke up and wandered into the kitchen, where two older women were cleaning and chopping herbs to add to lunch dishes. Though we didn’t speak each other’s language, it was very companionable to share the food prep and drink tea together. For lunch we had the most delicious homemade manti with melted butter, and I saw the dough being rolled out exactly as you show here. One of my favorite experiences ever!
Beautiful video. There is nothing more precious than several generations of family making and eating food together. God bless xx
Assalamu alaikum.i m from India ...this episode remembered me my childhood days with Grandma..food is may b the only universal thing that really has the power to bring everyone together.. Almighty Allah always with u ..
Amazing. Love this old lady,God bless her hands🙏🙏🙏. I enjoy to much. Have wonderful weekend💕💕God bless you to!
I love this family. They are making so much traditional turkish food. And i just love the elder womans teknic and system for the foodmaking. And most of her ingrediens are from their own farm - that’s amazing! It’s obvious that she has done it thousands of time. I wish i could’ve visit them and spend some time learning and tasting 😋 They seems like very nice people too🌺
Oh my dear you made my day
I am so happy you went there as this family is part of my life though I cannot understand a word
Behtreen or Aala.....Marvellous, mouthwatering, nefis and moreish dish recipe. Outstanding presentation in natural environment. By watching this, we feel as we are sitting with our own family. ONE OF YOUR BEST VLOG. 🌟🌟🌟🌟
I loved how the prayer Azan was there too in masjid
Yeah.. but non of them stoped and went to pray :-(
Secular country turned backwards again by extremist islamist
Its a muslim country afterall, Adhan is done all over the world even in non muslim countries, Allah ho Akbar
Dear, can you subscribe to my channel please ❤️🙏
@@lukeluke1175 good point
Merhaba from Florida. It's almost like a lahamuchun folded in half. I will have to try making this one day. My wife's Turkish so I try to learn Turkish cooking since it taste good.
So wonderful and reminds me so much of my mother's family home and life in a small village in Greece. Thank you, this is beautiful.
I loved this. I love seeing how things are in different countries. It's like visiting them. What a lovely family they are! Thank you for sharing this wonderful traditional recipe ^_^
You welcome 😊
oh I love gozleme. it's so similar to our paratha. Helped my homesickness a lot in London
I from New Zealand, Amazing to watch this special video combine Turkish food travel and Sadiye Teyze family making this gozleme from Turkery. In my past, I used to watch my grandmother making Rewena Bread and cook in oven pot outside by the fireplace. Heartfelt....Taskopru beauty town amazing.....kia ora (Be well)
MashaAllah so nice video! I love to watch village life. It reminds me my childhood in Ukraine. ❤
Que amable fué la familia Erkan, con la señora. yo aprendiendo también a hacer el Gozleme 😘deliciosa receta me encanta con el té 🍵👍 lindo Turquía 🇹🇷😍👍
I loved this video! I agree it is important to get the traditional recipes from people who have been making it from generations. You learn so much more than just recipes! Tesekkurler!
Yes Yasmin that’s right 🙋🏻
Hello from the Philippines! I will be watching more of your videos. I enjoy learning more about different kinds of traditional food. God bless you!
Loved every minute of it!! Absolutely beautiful family. Mashaa Allah Tabarak Allah!!
That bread looks so delicious! The banter, the atmosphere, the food..it reminds me of home, with my family.
Allah blessed you all.. the video just touch my heart .. the family life style i would love to meet one when am in turkey.. your very kind mrs Altan 💋
She is a great mother..I never skip her son TH-cam video. This family is so humble. Watching frm Malaysia 🇲🇾.
I absolutely lived this video. It is beautiful to watch and learn about Turkish culture this way with a family. The grandmother is absolutely adorable. I love it
Thank you♥️🙋♀️
You welcome 😊🙋🏻
This is what life should be life. I hope for many blessings to you and your loved ones. I could not stop smiling the entire time. Such a beautiful life of humility and grace.
Love from Pakistan I love Turkish recipes finally I found in English thankyou so much love u
I lived in downtown Adana Turkey from 1973-75 when I was a young boy, what I always remember is how beautiful the people were and how much I liked some of their food!!! Looks like nothing has changed, sweet people and good food still!!
loved each minute of it. The pies look yummy. Thank yu so much.
I love turkey.. And it's my wish to live here and visit.. Love form KSA
This was one of the best "cooking collab" videos I ever seen! It was a joy to watch you all having fun cooking together! I loved that the flour came from their own land. I'm also in awe of Teyze's dough rolling skills!! Thank you for taking the time to film, edit, and share with us. These kinds of friendships and bonding time feeds the soul, literally! Hope your hand healed ok, her knives did look very sharp! :)
MaShaAllah SubhanAllah lovely beautiful sweet animals loving people yumm dishes great picturesqe coubtryside tns Aysanur
This was beautiful, thank you so much for all the work and time you put into making this. Such a wonderful family, and you helped me feel like I was right there in the kitchen with all of you. You did it so well that it felt like I could almost smell the food cooking. Thank you so much, I wish you and them all the best.
You welcome dear and thank you I am happy that I made you feel that way 😊🙋🏻
I really emoted this video. The English captions were great. Love watching you hopefully there will be more English captions. Thank you for sharing.
You are a fast learner. I loved this glimpse into the families mealtime. Thanks.
Thank you
Waan masha Allah I lovvvvvvvvvve this happy village live thank you
When my grandma and my mother was alive they was just like her, nobody never cooking good enough, we was happy at this time
A big hello to Erkan and his beautiful family.I don,t know them but i can see they are very nice and kind family.I have been watching Erkan's video since last year and i really like watching them even i don,t understand Turkish just little bit.I love his mum's cooking she,s very good and i know they taste yummy.
Thank you for filming this family, I've been following them for a while without understanding a single word, they are fantastic!, and you as well :)
Im from Vietnam but love this dish as well,will try making it.Thanks for sharing and all the best for the family
You welcome
Really nice video ^^ it remembers me those times when I was with my grandma cooking and just enjoying a simple life
And now I have another recipe to try
Love from France!
Watching this video..i can feel the warmth and love from this family🥰
May Allah shower them with his blessing.
I love to try authentic turkish food, hope one day I can travel to turkey :), I from Malaysia
You have such a serene presence Masha Allah... May Allah bless you and Turkey
This is such a great video!! Hats off to Teyze!! And she added so much salt!!!! I guess the Turkish salt isn’t as salty as it is in Asia. (So everything has to be seasoned in moderation here.) They look so friendly and the food experience is really close to the essence of real Turkish country style. Thank you for making this video and sharing with us!! I wanna try etli ekmek too!!
Ma'shaAllah tabarakallah.
I love those Turkish people.They are so sweet hard working people .yet very humble and happy.May Allah SWT protect and bless them all.
Beautiful!!! Both the village and the people as well. Nice video. The food looks tasty. Appreciate all of your efforts. Thanks a lot.
Yummmmo! I’m an Aussie and I love these!! Plenty of Turks in Oz! 😃😃😃
I am fom pakistan. Nice video nice people. ..thanks for uploading jazakumullah o khaira 🌹 🌹 God bless you
Beautiful people, very warm and welcoming , I go to Turkey every year on holiday ,What wonderful people they all are x
What a beautiful and authentic life, healthy food for people and animals, everybody live in love 🥰 this is how it should be 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊 I visited Istanbul in September 2019 and it was my first time. I was impressed 25 million people in it, clean as cleaned could be, friendliest people on Earth, street animals fed and loved, ... history markets geography everything everything left me speechless in Awe.... bravo Turkey 🇹🇷 love you all 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖✨🙏
Thank you for your Beautiful comment.
She is absolutely adorable. She reminds me of my Hungarian grandma...❤️
Salam!Iwatch this Erkan family almost every day,it seems to me that I already know them personaly :)
I admire that old lady,Sadiyye anne to have so much energy to cook every single day 2-3 meals in her age.Salam from Bosniac :))
Salam dear you are right she is a great cook mashallah 😊
Salam! Love Bosnia !!
Have you got link for her channel
Sultana K. You will find her life filmed by his son Erkan Davulcu on their Channel : m.th-cam.com/users/erkanimage
So much warmth and familiarity in this interesting video.Thanks for that.
Everything so simple and with deep deep meanings. 🤲🏻👏🏻
Thank you for that video. Enjoyed watching the lives of the country folks. Grandma has much to teach us.
Aaww, she is so lovely masha Allah, god bless her. Thanks for the recipe ❤️❤️👏🏽
Moms are the best! Inchallah she can live 100 years. Love Turkish people. From Algeria
Do you do something other on sac tava please show Turkish are masters of delicious food Afiyet olsun to you.
ماشا الله حفضكم الله ورعاكم اخوكم من اليمن اتمنى من الله تكون بلادي نفس تركيا