Preparing Food for Street Yoga Happy Hour Next Week
I am preparing food for Street Yoga’s Happy Hour celebrating their move to Seattle. You can find information about them here. You can find an information about the event here. The menu is in the works – but there will be small bites of Turkish-Seattle inspired dishes. Photos to follow very soon!
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Pop-Up Dinner was Great!
I cooked my first pop-up dinner in Seattle at Caffe Torino last night. It was an enchanting experience. Even if it is taxing in the body- making and sharing food is exhilarating. The dinner was for 35 people. My friend Ruchika was my sous-chef and helped me throughout the process. The photos are taken by…
Pop-up Dinner by Ekin on October 18th 2014
I am happy to announce that I will be doing a pop-up dinner at Caffe Torino, Seattle! The dinner is already sold-out! Here is the announcement: Caffe Torino Pop-up Dinner Saturday, October 18 2014 – 5:30 PM Turkish and Italian eating habits both emphasize sharing – sharing a bite and sharing an experience. This will be…
Amos: The Antique City of Ants
Very early in the morning, during a quest to see the sunrise we climbed to the antique city of Amos- built in 200 B.C. Located in Turkey’s Amos coast, next to the city of Turunc – 20 km from Marmaris, the ruins are fairly desolate. We reside in the summers in the town next door…
A Scene From very Pretty but Empty Toulouse, France in August (2014)
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Silence of Animals: On Progress and Other Human Myths by John Gray
John Gray questions the value of humanity in light of humanity’s inescapable animality in his Silence of Animals: On Progress and Other Human Myths. I recommend it side by side with Allen Feldman’s article “Inhumanitas: Political Speciation, Animality, Natality, Defacement” in this book.
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