Extra tahini with mine please!!!Ooh..and a side of tabouleh,some hummous,and pita!
mmmm....
In response to my sig:a falafel appreciation thread
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echo wanderer
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In response to my sig:a falafel appreciation thread
How good is falafel?!!!!!!!
Extra tahini with mine please!!!Ooh..and a side of tabouleh,some hummous,and pita!
mmmm....
Extra tahini with mine please!!!Ooh..and a side of tabouleh,some hummous,and pita!
mmmm....
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crash fistfight
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echo wanderer
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maybe not
Tzatziki is made of strained yoghurt (which in Greece and Turkey is usually made of sheep or goat milk), cucumbers (either pureed and strained or seeded and finely diced), sometimes onion, and garlic for taste—in Greece this can be as much as a whole head of garlic for a large bowlful of tzatziki. It is usually seasoned with olive oil, a spoonful of vinegar, and diverse herbs including dill, parsely or mint. It is often served with pita bread as the first course of a meal, with black olives on top or served separately. It is one of the standard components of the Turkish döner kebab or Greek souvlaki and gyros. In Cyprus the dish is known colloquially as talattouri, and recipes often include less garlic and more mint than the Greek counterpart.
Tzatziki is made of strained yoghurt (which in Greece and Turkey is usually made of sheep or goat milk), cucumbers (either pureed and strained or seeded and finely diced), sometimes onion, and garlic for taste—in Greece this can be as much as a whole head of garlic for a large bowlful of tzatziki. It is usually seasoned with olive oil, a spoonful of vinegar, and diverse herbs including dill, parsely or mint. It is often served with pita bread as the first course of a meal, with black olives on top or served separately. It is one of the standard components of the Turkish döner kebab or Greek souvlaki and gyros. In Cyprus the dish is known colloquially as talattouri, and recipes often include less garlic and more mint than the Greek counterpart.
Falafel (Hebrew: פלאפל, Arabic: فلافل falaafil , also known in Egypt and Sudan as طعمية) is a fried ball or patty made from spiced fava beans and/or chickpeas. Originally invented by Egyptian bedouins, it became a highly popular form of fast food in the Arab East and eventually in Israel, where is also served as a mezze or snack. Falafel is very common in the Levant and it is the most popular daily food in Syria. The word "falafel" is the plural of the Arabic word فلفل (filfil), meaning pepper.
Wikipedia all the way.
Wikipedia all the way.
fou chien wrote:Great Beijing Olympic Games wil fill us all with pride and piss for all planet.And what do you fuk,muk?
lol, can't be arsed to think today so I thought I'd let Wikipedia do it for me, one of those days..Vonboyage wrote:Lol Safe !
I Was Gna Wikipedia It.. But I Fiigured U Lot Got More Brains Than That There..
Obviously Not....
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Respect !
fou chien wrote:Great Beijing Olympic Games wil fill us all with pride and piss for all planet.And what do you fuk,muk?
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echo wanderer
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echo wanderer
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Xanadu in for yer belly!Vonboyage wrote:What the hell is Falafel ?!
School Me People !
Echz you know whats up man! Falafelz are some BOMB biz!
Bomb Royalty Biz
http://www.falafelgame.com/eng/falafel.html
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