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Showing posts with label Sherbet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sherbet. Show all posts
Monday, May 20, 2013
An Homage to The Sounds of Istanbul
Şerbet: Dried fruit, tea, herbs, and/or spices in any combination imaginable, concentrated into a syrup, and ideally served over shaved ice from the mountains. Find some great examples like violet, pomegranate mint, or tamarind on Saudi Aramco World.
Şerbet takes on a certain magic when it's served to you by a traditional street vendor, but to really understand what I mean, you'll have to watch the following kidlit-friendly clip.
From the clanking glasses of the Şerbetci,
to the gulls crying,
to the backgammon dice rolling across the boards...
Every sound is something a girl (little or big) can enjoy.
My favorite: the purring kitty hills.
Istanbul is full of cats.
Labels:
Istanbul,
Sherbet,
Street Vendors
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