Showing posts with label turkish stamps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label turkish stamps. Show all posts

Monday, August 17, 2015

OUR LOCAL DISHES - AEGEAN REGION

OUR LOCAL DISHES - AEGEAN REGION 17.08.2015
 




Turkish Cuisine has a wide range of tastes such as olive oil dishes, kebabs, dishes with meat, pastry, soups, salads, desserts types and such kind of foods.
The basis of Aegean Cuisine, which has a food culture inherited increasingly from generation to generation, is formed by olive and olive oil and with its delicious grass types, Aegean Cuisine is also defined as “Green Cuisine”. As well as grasses and olive oil dishes, different kinds of pastry such as lokma tatlısı - sweet dumplings, höşmerim - a sweet made of unsalted cheese, arabaşı - a kind of spicy chicken soup, keşkek - a dish of mutton or chicken and coursely ground wheat, kıymalı bulgurlu yaprak sarma - minced stuffed grape leaves with bulgur, güveç - casserole, çömlek eti - kebab en cocotte, patlıcan böreği - pastry with eggplant, soğan böreği - pastry with onion and yahniler - stews, dishes made by bulgur, tarhana - soup with dried yoghurt and dessert types are also outstanding dish types of Aegean Cuisine.
Four valuable commemorative blocks and a first day cover prepared by using the visuals of “Çökertme Kebabı - Sliced Steak Served on a Bed of Finger Fried Potatoes”, “Black-Eyed Pea”, “Sinkonta” and “Şevket-i Bostan”,which are among the most delicious tastes of Aegean Cuisine, were put into circulation by PTT on 17.08.2015.

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Friday, December 13, 2013

150th Anniversary of Turkish Stamps

   The first Ottoman Empire stamp was printed in the Darphane-i Amire and released or sale on January 13, 1863. The stamps that were printed in the period of Postmaster Agah Efendi, were made using the black lithography on white paper technique with paint applied to them by sponge and they were prepared without perforations.
  Stamp production started with the lithography technique and progressed to typography, plate print, photogravure over time and from 1941 to 2011 offset printing was used and starting in the year 2011 the digital printing technique was used to print stamps within the capacity of the Post and Telegraph Organization. As of 2009, in order to meet the need for perforation variety and increased security features, special perforations started to be used.
   Turkish Stamps, which have a 150 year history, feature Turkey's history,culture,touristic assets an famous individuals therefore shedding light on economical and social events. They have been created by expert hands to reach world standarts and continue on this path with an innovative approach towards following the latest technological developments.
   In memory of the 150th year of Turkish Stamps Post and Telegraph Organization has presented for sale a commemorative block of 4 gilded and embossed stamps including some octagonal stamps and a commemorative gilded and embossed block with serial numbers from 1 to 4.000 that will be released into circulation on the same date.