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by **SSBubbles** » Thu Nov 12, 2009 10:10 am

denizaksulu wrote:I thought you were Cypriot - albeit an 'onorary one. No olives in the morning ain't no breakfast.

YUK to olives at any time of the day! (Does my love of extra virgin olive oil compensate this? :lol:

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by **denizaksulu** » Thu Nov 12, 2009 10:12 am

SSBubbles wrote:
denizaksulu wrote:I thought you were Cypriot - albeit an 'onorary one. No olives in the morning ain't no breakfast.

YUK to olives at any time of the day! (Does my love of extra virgin olive oil compensate this? )

Fractionally perhaps.

I cant be too harsh on you. :lol:

by **halil** » Thu Nov 12, 2009 10:17 am

I had gabak borek for my breakfast with cup of mint tea.

by **SSBubbles** » Thu Nov 12, 2009 10:22 am

halil wrote:I had gabak borek for my breakfast with cup of mint tea.

They look a tad sweet! What are they exactly please halil?
All this talk of food and drink - I'm off for a coffee!!

by **Bananiot** » Thu Nov 12, 2009 10:23 am

Saturday cannot arrive soon enough! Gabak borek looks like kolokotes. It probably tastes the same too!

by **halil** » Thu Nov 12, 2009 10:39 am

SSBubbles wrote:
halil wrote:I had gabak borek for my breakfast with cup of mint tea.

They look a tad sweet! What are they exactly please halil?
All this talk of food and drink - I'm off for a coffee!!

I think u call it pumpkin .

Pumkin can cut in cubes.
in pumking cubes add sugar and dried grapes ( without seed),some rice and some ground cinnamon and cook it in the oven .

by **halil** » Thu Nov 12, 2009 10:44 am

Bananiot wrote:Saturday cannot arrive soon enough! Gabak borek looks like kolokotes. It probably tastes the same too!

than next coming saturday we can have it. let the Andreas to wait another week .

by **insan** » Thu Nov 12, 2009 10:44 am

SSBubbles wrote:
halil wrote:I had gabak borek for my breakfast with cup of mint tea.

They look a tad sweet! What are they exactly please halil?
All this talk of food and drink - I'm off for a coffee!!

It may be called Orange Zucchini Pie in English. The zucchini of Cyprus is very unique. I think it is the biggest among it's species. In my adolescent ages I cultivated zucchinis abt 150-160 Cms long.

by **insan** » Thu Nov 12, 2009 10:47 am

Halil gardaş günaydın... Haven't u got any photos of our long, giant zucchinis? :wink:

by **halil** » Thu Nov 12, 2009 10:48 am

insan wrote:
SSBubbles wrote:
halil wrote:I had gabak borek for my breakfast with cup of mint tea.

They look a tad sweet! What are they exactly please halil?
All this talk of food and drink - I'm off for a coffee!!

It may be called Orange Zucchini Pie in English. The zucchini of Cyprus is very unique. I think it is the biggest among it's species. In my adolescent ages I cultivated zucchinis abt 150-160 Cms long.

we used only half of it .

my wife cut the rest of it in cubes and put it into freezer for next time.

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