MENEMEN-Ayşe Nisa-Ayşe Sönmez Primary School-Melda GÜLLÜ

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                          MENEMEN

Materials;

2 Eggs

2 Peppers

3 Tomatoes

1 Onion

Salt

Oil

 

Menemen is a Turkish dish made using eggs, peppers, tomatoes and optionally onions. It was first made by the Cretan Turks who came to the Menemen district of Izmir with the population exchange and takes its name from the district.












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