Erzincan Tulumu is a pungent sheep’s milk cheese made in the Erzincan province of Eastern Turkey. Traditionally, it was aged in goat skin. You can see vendors in Istanbul’s Spice Bazaar unwrapping it from its animal skin sheath here. Today, more and more is aged in plastic tubs, a process that has changed the way the cheese tastes and that leaves ridges behind on the surface, as you can see in the photo above.
Erzincan Tulumu
Katie Parla2016-01-07T03:42:04+01:00February 26th, 2010|Categories: Culture, Daily Food Photo, Food & Wine, Gastronomic Traditions, Istanbul, Turkish Cuisine|0 Comments
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