Calis Beach and Fethiye Turkey Discussion Forum
Turkey Related Subjects => Recipes & Turkish Cooking Section => Topic started by: tintin1504 on September 26, 2010, 10:10:21 AM
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Does anyone know where to buy pearl barley,I know it's called arpa here and I've tried some pulses stalls on markets and Kippa but to no avail.Thanks.T.
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Tugem.....affectionately refered to as "The English Shop" near the Main Otogar in Fethiye, they had some a little while ago :)
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Thanks for that tribalelder! I'll try them.
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They also have it in Genpa, Migros and Tansas.
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And Sok!
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I need to get out more!Cheers.
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Bim, in Gunlukbasi. Hmmmm, Pearl? (Wasn't she a singer??)[:o)]: :):D 8)
Gordy.
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No Gordy,you're thinking of the harbour!.T.
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NO, Tintin!! I was thinking of Elkie Brookes' friend, who' 'stands up when she plays the piano'!
Gordon,
P.S. that reminds me, I used to 'bodyguard' your namesake,( Mr. Duffy), a few years ago. 8) ;)
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Your right Gordy!.... Pearl Bailey,but she wasn't in the bodyguard,that was Whitney Houston!.Anyway went to all the above shops and found plenty of Bugday wheat which looks like pearl barley and plenty of pasta containing arpa which is flour made from barley.but no pearl barley.Thanks anyway.T.
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No we did not buy pasta, it was available in Genpa Gunlukbasi, I used to make lamb stew and dumplings in winter and used the pearl Barely,
Frenk arpa. it was located in one of the tall cardboard Cylinder bins, sold loose by the weight. (available in most other stores).
It is the same as the UK just not washed like the varieties from Tesco!
(http://www.ucuzcular.com.tr/shop/UserFiles/Image//aktariye/arpa.jpg)
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Thank you loz,I'll check it out.T.