
Ayvalık olive oil
Fruity extra virgin olive oil from Ayvalık’s local olives.
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Fruity extra virgin olive oil from Ayvalık’s local olives.

Food-grade sodium bicarbonate, a raising ingredient used in measured amounts.

Tender cooked borlotti beans, ready for a gentle olive-oil braise.

Dried, split and peeled broad beans that cook into the smooth base of fava.

Mature white beans, cooked and drained; the base of a tahini bean salad.

Dried white beans, soaked and cooked thoroughly for stews and salads.

Chopped tomatoes packed with their juices.

Tender cooked chickpeas, ready to drain for soups and hummus.

Dried pale kabuli chickpeas, cooked for dishes or blended into hummus.

Ready-to-eat roasted chickpeas with a dry crunch, added at serving time.

Edible oil pressed from poppy seeds.

Small pickled cucumbers that add acidity and crunch to salads.

Cured green olives for salads and meze.

Whole dry lentils for a distinct grain texture.

Naturally cured green table olives with lengthwise scores and a gently bitter finish.

Northern Aegean extra virgin olive oil with a light, fluid mouthfeel.

A porous base of dried, yeast-leavened wheat bread made to absorb syrup.

Concentrated grape molasses, mixed with tahini or used to coat sesame bread.

A sharp vinegar fermented from grapes, for sauces, beans and salads.

Plain honey, liquid or crystallized; its floral character and texture vary.

Ice made from drinking water that chills drinks and adds water as it melts.

Fine, pliable fresh pastry threads for a crisp dessert shell or nut-filled layer.

Green lentils already cooked until tender but still holding their shape.

Dried, peeled split red lentils for soft soups and lentil patties.
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