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When the Mughals first arrived in India (colorized)
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This is called real journalism
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Keskek was a staple in the tables of Turkish nomads long before the Ottoman Empire. Believed to be one of Osman Iโs favorite dishes, it was a perfect meal for the nomadic lifestyle, made from long-lasting ingredients like wheat and meat. Typically prepared with cracked wheat (yarma) and meat , keskek was slow-cooked in large cauldrons over an open fire and served with tandฤฑr bread. In nomadic culture, this dish symbolized unity and solidarity, values that Osman I embraced, often sharing it during feasts and gatherings. Today, keskek remains a cherished tradition in Anatolia, preserving the legacy of both the early Ottoman years and Turkish nomadic culture.
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