Türk Kahvesi *Turkish Coffee* Cafe*

[Mariye & Ky 172]

Yes I think that you should post that..... and I hope that you mean CUT and PASTE and not "Pasties" Wrong site Lady!

Oh... lol well... anybody up for a hookah? LOL LOL LOL....

[Luckywife2007 6]

Oh... lol well... anybody up for a hookah? LOL LOL LOL....

I am I am.... love that stuff and Istanbul is full of Hookah bars!

[KemalTuanaYalcin 16]

Günaydın kardeş!

Eğer hepimiz için pilav yaptığı teşekkür ederiz. Çok tarifi için teşekkür ederiz.

I am now hungry, so I am coming over to your home to eat! LOL <HUGS GURLIE> Mariye

GUNAYDIN Mariye!!!!

Well you are most welcome to come on over! Ohhh wouln't that be fun!!!

So, I have a question to ask you. I see you write tesekkur ederiz, however, I have been writing tesekkur ederim, can you tell to me what is the difference please?

I have been going through some of the websites you and others have been posting for learning more Turkish and I hope to surprise Kemal next monday when he is back from him trip and show him that I've learned a little more.

I am I am.... love that stuff and Istanbul is full of Hookah bars!

ooooooo count me in! We bought one last time I was in Gaziantep but I left it with him

Can't wait to enjoy that again!!!

[KemalTuanaYalcin 16]

Mari,

What a great forum this is you creative little AmeriTurk you! I am thrilled to have a place like this to chat and "shoot the bull" I think that the thing that I love about Turkey the most (Besides my Turkish Honey) is TURKISH COFFEE... I have made it with several different contraptions and I have to say that I like the way our machine makes it BUT they are kinda expensive...and unfortunately won't be taking that type back to the states as we have other places that our money goes and will be going once this process is done!

Oh Turkish Coffee is wonderful. Love the stuff. I brought home with me a tea pot last time and i have really been enjoying the fresh tea everyday but on this next trip, bringing home a turkish coffee pot as well. I miss it so much.

Definitely agree, Mari, thanks so much for the forum, wonderful idea

[Luckywife2007 6]

When I was back home for a visit a couple of months ago, I missed it a lot and attempted to make it as we yanks say "the old fashioned way" with the cute little cup type thing with the LONG handle and it was okay... just not the same! I have a Turkish teapot that the Hubbies MOM gave me and it makes delicious tea....IT is sitting on top our stove right now.. waiting for us, calling our name... back in the good OLD US of A!

Edited December 21, 2010 by Luckywife2007

[Mariye & Ky 172]

Hello Ladies (men if you visit too)!

This morning while chatting with Luckywifey --kelly, I explained the reason for this Turk Kahvesi. Here's what I said:

"........ I saw a very common thread among us; we are all married / engaged to Turkish men, all face different personal issues and share some of the same kinds of joys, have our own yankee jobs(including but not limited to, stay at home moms) that differenciate us from each other, all need gf's that understand and listen because of these things I just stated, and we all are going thru the VJ together!" end quote.

I really hope you all have fun on here and get to meet each other as our days on VJ move forward. Please let's stay really postive, support through good and rough times, and encourage one another. Let's cut loose from the waiting pains on here and be ourselves, the reason why our men love us! Let's teach one another about what we learned of Turkey! All of us have traveled through different regions and have so many different experiences we can share. And when we cry? Lend a shoulder and a kind word. Listen to one another's heart I don't think that there is one among us who does not miss their Sweetheart when we are apart. But when we laugh??? Oh when girls laugh together... it makes us cry because we're so joyous! There will be days when the rain will not stop, but the sunshine between us will spread! Overall, may this little Turkish Cafe bring your hearts much love and peace!

Always from my heart to yours,

Mari

Question of the day? What is your name in Turkish? LOL Make it up if you want, or adopt one you love?

[Luckywife2007 6]

Hello Ladies (men if you visit too)!

This morning while chatting with Luckywifey --kelly, I explained the reason for this Turk Kahvesi. Here's what I said:

"........ I saw a very common thread among us; we are all married / engaged to Turkish men, all face different personal issues and share some of the same kinds of joys, have our own yankee jobs(including but not limited to, stay at home moms) that differenciate us from each other, all need gf's that understand and listen because of these things I just stated, and we all are going thru the VJ together!" end quote.

I really hope you all have fun on here and get to meet each other as our days on VJ move forward. Please let's stay really postive, support through good and rough times, and encourage one another. Let's cut loose from the waiting pains on here and be ourselves, the reason why our men love us! Let's teach one another about what we learned of Turkey! All of us have traveled through different regions and have so many different experiences we can share. And when we cry? Lend a shoulder and a kind word. Listen to one another's heart I don't think that there is one among us who does not miss their Sweetheart when we are apart. But when we laugh??? Oh when girls laugh together... it makes us cry because we're so joyous! There will be days when the rain will not stop, but the sunshine between us will spread! Overall, may this little Turkish Cafe bring your hearts much love and peace!

Always from my heart to yours,

Mari

Question of the day? What is your name in Turkish? LOL Make it up if you want, or adopt one you love?

Mari,

Glad to be a part of this little community and so (Turkish) delighted that you had a good thought and put your efforts forward and came up with this splendid and fabulous idea! I agree, we all should think positive (easier said than done at times) and be a good VJer for all of our comrades.

[Luckywife2007 6]

Hello Ladies (men if you visit too)!

This morning while chatting with Luckywifey --kelly, I explained the reason for this Turk Kahvesi. Here's what I said:

"........ I saw a very common thread among us; we are all married / engaged to Turkish men, all face different personal issues and share some of the same kinds of joys, have our own yankee jobs(including but not limited to, stay at home moms) that differenciate us from each other, all need gf's that understand and listen because of these things I just stated, and we all are going thru the VJ together!" end quote.

I really hope you all have fun on here and get to meet each other as our days on VJ move forward. Please let's stay really postive, support through good and rough times, and encourage one another. Let's cut loose from the waiting pains on here and be ourselves, the reason why our men love us! Let's teach one another about what we learned of Turkey! All of us have traveled through different regions and have so many different experiences we can share. And when we cry? Lend a shoulder and a kind word. Listen to one another's heart I don't think that there is one among us who does not miss their Sweetheart when we are apart. But when we laugh??? Oh when girls laugh together... it makes us cry because we're so joyous! There will be days when the rain will not stop, but the sunshine between us will spread! Overall, may this little Turkish Cafe bring your hearts much love and peace!

Always from my heart to yours,

Mari

Question of the day? What is your name in Turkish? LOL Make it up if you want, or adopt one you love?

My name "KELLY" in Turkish, I have not a clue... but otherwise I do know that the name 'Kelly has an Irish backround, coming from the name Ceallach. It can mean feminine, lady-like, or womanly.

[Mariye & Ky 172]

I have one little Turkish Cezve that we got in Sanlurfa (I can't make the Turkish S for "sh" on my keyboard now so I put underscore). How do I add a picture to this place? Anyone know?

I miss the Ramazan Pide that was fresh baked in the mornings. I had to learn how to make it here, but that oven they have? Wow!! I do not have this kind of thing, but when Kadir gets here, maybe he'll build me one in the backyard! LOL Hey it's not that far out there, my friends here in SF have a pizza oven in their outdoor kitchen. As for me? I have a weber bbq. LOL

[Luckywife2007 6]

I have one little Turkish Cezve that we got in Sanlurfa (I can't make the Turkish S for "sh" on my keyboard now so I put underscore). How do I add a picture to this place? Anyone know?

I miss the Ramazan Pide that was fresh baked in the mornings. I had to learn how to make it here, but that oven they have? Wow!! I do not have this kind of thing, but when Kadir gets here, maybe he'll build me one in the backyard! LOL Hey it's not that far out there, my friends here in SF have a pizza oven in their outdoor kitchen. As for me? I have a weber bbq. LOL

Mari,

What is a Turkish Cezve? (Man, I need to brush up a little on this Turkish stuff!)

That Pide is delicioussssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss

Edited December 21, 2010 by Luckywife2007

[Mariye & Ky 172]

Mari,

What is a Turkish Cezve? (Man, I need to brush up a little on this Turkish stuff!)

That Pide is delicioussssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss

It's the little pot that you make Turkish Kafve in. I want to post a pic but I do not know how on this site. Do you have a machine like we do here in the states for homebrew? What am I missing Kelly? LOL

[Luckywife2007 6]

It's the little pot that you make Turkish Kafve in. I want to post a pic but I do not know how on this site. Do you have a machine like we do here in the states for homebrew? What am I missing Kelly? LOL

Here in Turkey, we have a rather nice size machine... it has 2 'pots' and can make either one or two cups per pot.... I have a lil Turkish Cezve with two little cups that match and took all three of these back to the states with me.... the machine is rather pricey and won't fit in my luggage!

Edited December 21, 2010 by Luckywife2007

[KemalTuanaYalcin 16]

Yes I think that you should post that..... and I hope that you mean CUT and PASTE and not "Pasties" Wrong site Lady!

OMG you both are tooooooo funny.

[Mariye & Ky 172]

OMG you both are tooooooo funny.

Seriously, do you think Kadir will be mad if I cut and PASTIE his kissy face on the Time-tocker thing... eventually reaching my kissy face? LOL LOL I am so going to work on that!!!

In fact, when I figure it out, I think all us women should do that on this page! roflmao.... He really is going to spank me when he gets home for disruption of other people's work days and being creatively mischievous on that kiss-kiss idea, but funny!

[Luckywife2007 6]

Seriously, do you think Kadir will be mad if I cut and PASTIE his kissy face on the Time-tocker thing... eventually reaching my kissy face? LOL LOL I am so going to work on that!!!

In fact, when I figure it out, I think all us women should do that on this page! roflmao.... He really is going to spank me when he gets home for disruption of other people's work days and being creatively mischievous on that kiss-kiss idea, but funny!

Mari,

I think that you should do it... it may become a fad......Imagine that.... seriously... I'm just sayin!