Diyarbakır Kaburga Dolması (Diyarbakır Stuffed Ribs) is a traditional dish from Diyarbakır, Türkiye, made by stuffing lamb ribs with a mixture of lamb meat, rice, and almonds. As a protected geographical indication under Industrial Property Law No. 6769, it was registered on December 20, 2021, by the Diyarbakır Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Its reputation is intrinsically tied to Diyarbakır, with production restricted to the province.
The dish involves making a pocket in lamb ribs, which is filled with a mixture of lamb meat, rice, and almonds, seasoned with special sauces. The ribs are sealed, slow-cooked, and finished with a frying step. Its complex, multi-stage preparation, requiring skilled craftsmanship, and its cultural significance make it a hallmark of Diyarbakır’s culinary tradition.
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All production stages must occur within Diyarbakır province, as the dish’s reputation is tied to the region’s culinary culture and local ingredients.
Inspections are coordinated by the Diyarbakır Chamber of Commerce and Industry, conducted at least annually by a committee of at least three members, including representatives from the Diyarbakır Provincial Directorate of Agriculture and Forestry. Additional inspections may occur as needed or upon complaints. The committee verifies ingredient suitability, adherence to the production method, and proper use of the Protected Geographical Indication. Expert support from public or private entities may be sought if necessary.
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