Hello 2011!
Best wishes from Istanbul for a peaceful, happy, prosperous, and delicious New Year.
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2011.01.01
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Happy New Year to you both too and here's hoping to another great year of pictures and writing! Mmmm now you've got to tell us what those pancake-like things are in the picture.
Posted by: Teri Y | 2011.01.02 at 06:12
Thanks for the great posts and photos this past year.
Gule Gule 2010!
Posted by: Lisa in Toronto | 2011.01.02 at 06:34
Happy New Year ♥
Moltissimi Auguri
per uno splendido 2011
Posted by: Stefania | 2011.01.02 at 18:32
Happy New Year, Robyn and David!! Keep rocking with Eating Asia!
p.s. I have same post title with you :D
Posted by: Arudhi@aboxofkitchen | 2011.01.02 at 19:19
Teri, Those are loaves of soft, lightly spiced bread. Not sure what they're called in Turkish.
Lisa - and thanks to you for reading. Happy 2011.
Stefania, Arudhi -- thanks for being here. To a wonderful New Year.
Posted by: Robyn | 2011.01.03 at 01:07
Happy new year to you too.
And wow, I am jealous: Turkey is an amazing place for everything (the food, the people, the culture).
Posted by: S Lloyd | 2011.01.06 at 10:36
Happy (little belated!) New Year to you both. Hope you had a fabulous New Year's Eve in Istanbul. We're thinking about going up there next new year.
Julia
Posted by: turkey's for life | 2011.01.07 at 13:38
Happy New Year, Robyn! I hope 2011 brings you and Dave all good things in abundance.
Posted by: Preeta | 2011.01.08 at 01:16
This is such a beautiful post, beautiful. I immediately decided that I need to spend the next holiday season in Turkey upon reading it.
Posted by: Food Jihadist | 2011.01.13 at 03:54
Great pictures and great post, I enjoyed reading it.
Ann
Posted by: Anavar | 2011.01.13 at 19:43