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Leblebi (Turkish:
leblebi;
Mesopotamian Arabic: لبلبي, romanized:
leblebi; Arabic: قضامة, romanized: Qdameh, Qudamah; Persian: نخودچی, romanized: Nokhodchi;...
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Mehmet Leblebi (1908 – 25
February 1972) was a
Turkish professional footballer. He
spent the
entirety of his
career with his
hometown club, Galatasaray...
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thermal springs, and its
native roasted chickpea snacks known nationally as
leblebi.
There is
ample archaeological evidence for
human presence in the area...
- (Lion); the 1930s
national hero Eşfak Aykaç;
Boduri who died aged 21;
Mehmet Leblebi who
scored a
domestic record of 14
goals in a
single match; Gündüz Kılıç...
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other parts of the
Middle East. The name
derives from the
Turkish word
leblebi,
meaning grilled chickpeas. Hergma: A
traditional version made with cow's...
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chickpeas are also roasted, ****ed, and
eaten as a snack, such as
leblebi.
Chickpeas and
Bengal grams are used to make curries. They are one of the...
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cuisines migas is a
breakfast dish
using stale bread, and in
Tunisian cuisine leblebi is a soup of
chickpeas and
stale bread.
Stale bread or
breadcrumbs made...
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Chickpea noghl (
leblebi şekeri), or sugar-coated chickpea, is a
traditional Iranian, Afghan, and
Turkish confection. It is made by
boiling sugar with...
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number of
jewellery shops and is also
famous for po****r
snack called "
leblebi" (roasted
chick peas). Tavşanlı was told to be
named after a
hunting party...
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common vetch in the
Black Sea region. Zile is
famous for its grapes,
leblebi, cherry, and
fruit gardens. The
annual Cherry Festival is very
famous in...
