iceman wrote:halil wrote:iceman wrote:halil wrote:İceman , best kebab is always home made ones gardaş .
I know that too well Halil...my wife is an excellent cook and i am not ashamed to say she does the kebabs also..(mind you i light the charcoal ). but here are times when we come late from work and there is no time to cook so we like to order a take away if we can.
we have no chance for take away ....nearest place is Gönyeli for us and it is 6-8 kilometers .
what i do ? bread +hellim +tomatoes and black coffee with 4 sugars
If you fancy a lahmacun or Inegol kofte or Sultanahmet kofte try gurgura you never know....some of them might deliver to your village
http://www.gurgura.com/
tessintrnc wrote:
Bubbles, there are a lot of dishes that are "Cypriot" (both N and S) like molohiya and kolokas, but of course some of the food here has a Turkish influence such as simit, a hot crispy bread ring with sesame seeds, they can be on their own, or filled with Hellim or sucuk (sausage). My other favourite is Pide - crispy flat bread oozing with cheese (a type of pizza) and lahmacun, a very thin crispy base with lamb and tomatoes - you squeeze on the lemon, sprinkle with parsley and roll it up, lovely - specially when it all drips down your chin!!!! (not that thats ever happened to me of course)
Tess
SSBubbles wrote:tessintrnc wrote:
Bubbles, there are a lot of dishes that are "Cypriot" (both N and S) like molohiya and kolokas, but of course some of the food here has a Turkish influence such as simit, a hot crispy bread ring with sesame seeds, they can be on their own, or filled with Hellim or sucuk (sausage). My other favourite is Pide - crispy flat bread oozing with cheese (a type of pizza) and lahmacun, a very thin crispy base with lamb and tomatoes - you squeeze on the lemon, sprinkle with parsley and roll it up, lovely - specially when it all drips down your chin!!!! (not that thats ever happened to me of course)
Tess
Cheers Tess, they sound divine and so 'calorie free'!
Nikitas wrote:What is the restaurant of the lady who makes koubes? They showed her on RIKSAT a few months ago. I think she has the place in Nicosia inside the walls.
SSBubbles wrote:SSBubbles wrote:tessintrnc wrote:
Bubbles, there are a lot of dishes that are "Cypriot" (both N and S) like molohiya and kolokas, but of course some of the food here has a Turkish influence such as simit, a hot crispy bread ring with sesame seeds, they can be on their own, or filled with Hellim or sucuk (sausage). My other favourite is Pide - crispy flat bread oozing with cheese (a type of pizza) and lahmacun, a very thin crispy base with lamb and tomatoes - you squeeze on the lemon, sprinkle with parsley and roll it up, lovely - specially when it all drips down your chin!!!! (not that thats ever happened to me of course)
Tess
Cheers Tess, they sound divine and so 'calorie free'!
BTW, how do I say 'No parsley' in Turkish please?
tessintrnc wrote:SSBubbles wrote:SSBubbles wrote:tessintrnc wrote:
Bubbles, there are a lot of dishes that are "Cypriot" (both N and S) like molohiya and kolokas, but of course some of the food here has a Turkish influence such as simit, a hot crispy bread ring with sesame seeds, they can be on their own, or filled with Hellim or sucuk (sausage). My other favourite is Pide - crispy flat bread oozing with cheese (a type of pizza) and lahmacun, a very thin crispy base with lamb and tomatoes - you squeeze on the lemon, sprinkle with parsley and roll it up, lovely - specially when it all drips down your chin!!!! (not that thats ever happened to me of course)
Tess
Cheers Tess, they sound divine and so 'calorie free'!
BTW, how do I say 'No parsley' in Turkish please?
I believe it would be "maydonoz yok" I am sure I will be corrected if necessary!!
PS we have been told to argue amongst ourselves so here goes:
Yes your bum does look big in that!!! Gone on Bubbles - your Turn!!!!!! :lol:
tessintrnc wrote:SSBubbles wrote:SSBubbles wrote:tessintrnc wrote:
Bubbles, there are a lot of dishes that are "Cypriot" (both N and S) like molohiya and kolokas, but of course some of the food here has a Turkish influence such as simit, a hot crispy bread ring with sesame seeds, they can be on their own, or filled with Hellim or sucuk (sausage). My other favourite is Pide - crispy flat bread oozing with cheese (a type of pizza) and lahmacun, a very thin crispy base with lamb and tomatoes - you squeeze on the lemon, sprinkle with parsley and roll it up, lovely - specially when it all drips down your chin!!!! (not that thats ever happened to me of course)
Tess
Cheers Tess, they sound divine and so 'calorie free'!
BTW, how do I say 'No parsley' in Turkish please?
I believe it would be "maydonoz yok" I am sure I will be corrected if necessary!!
PS we have been told to argue amongst ourselves so here goes:
Yes your bum does look big in that!!! Gone on Bubbles - your Turn!!!!!!
SSBubbles wrote:tessintrnc wrote:SSBubbles wrote:SSBubbles wrote:tessintrnc wrote:
Bubbles, there are a lot of dishes that are "Cypriot" (both N and S) like molohiya and kolokas, but of course some of the food here has a Turkish influence such as simit, a hot crispy bread ring with sesame seeds, they can be on their own, or filled with Hellim or sucuk (sausage). My other favourite is Pide - crispy flat bread oozing with cheese (a type of pizza) and lahmacun, a very thin crispy base with lamb and tomatoes - you squeeze on the lemon, sprinkle with parsley and roll it up, lovely - specially when it all drips down your chin!!!! (not that thats ever happened to me of course)
Tess
Cheers Tess, they sound divine and so 'calorie free'!
BTW, how do I say 'No parsley' in Turkish please?
I believe it would be "maydonoz yok" I am sure I will be corrected if necessary!!
PS we have been told to argue amongst ourselves so here goes:
Yes your bum does look big in that!!! Gone on Bubbles - your Turn!!!!!!
Go on a diet why don't ya!
(I am not very good at this )
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