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Pessimistic phrases & curse words on our favourite baked goods by designer Sarah Brockett. http://wp.me/p2dpFM-2qh
Early early morning bakery run through taksim square to pick up some börek for my co-workers before my morning shift. "Börek (also appears in the form böreği) is one of the most popular “dough-based” foods. The duo of baklava and börek can be considered one of the richest cornerstones of Turkish cuisine." Croatians love the balkan version, burek. They claim it originated from Bosnia I Hercegovina. Honestly, it's the same gluteny, crusty, cheese-filled, golden brown dish. There is so much inter-cultural mingling that manifests in social, stylistic, or gastronomical traditions, but as a traveler, you don't dare mention this to a person of that country. Nationalism & patriotism can be powerful sociopolitical tools.
I have craving like a pregnant woman.
FOR CUPCAKES. <3