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Army Hazelnut Tirmidi Roast

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Fındık Tirmidi (Mushroom) Sauté
Region
Ordu
Product Type
Kavurma (Mushroom)
Main Ingredients
Hazelnut Tirmidi (Mushroom)Dried OnionLiquid OilSalt
Method of Preparation
Sauté over Low Heat
Method of Service
Serve Hot with Corn Bread
Registration Number
1668
Registration Date
06.12.2024
Application Number
C2022/000390
Application Date
11.11.2022
Name of the Geographical Indication
Ordu Hazelnut Tirmidi Kavurması
Type of Geographical Indication
Trademark Sign
Registered By
Ordu Metropolitan Municipality

Fındık tirmidi kavurması, a dish native to the Ordu province, is prepared using mushroom varieties locally known as “tirmit” or “tırmit” and is one of the beloved traditional dishes of Ordu cuisine. This dish begins with the careful collection of mushrooms that grow naturally in the forests of the Black Sea region and is prepared using local methods. Its distinguishing feature lies in the use of fresh, cleaned mushrooms that are slowly sautéed over low heat with onions until all moisture is drawn out. It offers a simple, natural flavor and is a satisfying dish unique to the region.


Fındık Tirmidi Kavurması (Turkish Patent)

Ingredients

  • 1 kg fındık tirmidi (Ordu mushroom)
  • 2 heads of dried onion
  • Vegetable oil
  • Salt

Preparation and Cooking Process

  1. The mushrooms are carefully sorted and thoroughly washed, then left to drain completely on a colander.
  2. In a separate pot, finely chopped onions are sautéed in vegetable oil until they turn pink.
  3. Salt is added to the drained mushrooms, they are mixed well, and then manually squeezed to remove excess moisture.
  4. The sautéed onions are topped with the prepared mushrooms.
  5. The pot is covered and the mixture is cooked over low heat until the mushrooms soften and all liquid is absorbed.
  6. Once cooked, the mushroom kavurma is served hot.

Consumption and Cultural Context

Ordu fındık tirmidi kavurması is a significant dish favored by the local population both in daily meals and on special occasions. Thanks to the rich diversity of wild mushrooms in the region, this dish, made with fresh and natural ingredients, offers a healthy and satisfying option. It is commonly served alongside cornbread and is regarded as one of the characteristic flavors of Black Sea cuisine. Moreover, the mushrooms cultivated in Ordu’s forests hold special cultural significance; their harvesting, preparation, and sharing have become a social tradition.

Geographical Indication and Protection

Ordu fındık tirmidi kavurması was officially registered as a geographical indication by the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office in 2023 (Registration No: 7945). This registration formally certifies that the product is unique to Ordu, meets specific quality standards, and is produced using traditional methods. The aim is to safeguard the product and enhance its contribution to the regional economy.

Monitoring

Compliance monitoring of Ordu fındık tirmidi kavurması with its geographical indication registration is carried out by a committee composed of two experts representing the Ordu Metropolitan Municipality and one expert from the Ordu Provincial Directorate of Agriculture and Forestry. Inspections are conducted at least once annually but may also be carried out as needed or in response to complaints. During inspections, the product’s composition and production method are verified for conformity with the registered specifications, and the correct use of the designation “Ordu Fındık Tirmidi Kavurması” and its official emblem is checked. If non-compliance is detected, appropriate warnings are issued to the relevant individual or institution.


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AuthorEfecan PelitDecember 4, 2025 at 10:21 AM

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Contents

  • Ingredients

  • Preparation and Cooking Process

  • Consumption and Cultural Context

  • Geographical Indication and Protection

  • Monitoring

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