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I just had cuban food from Sophie's Cuban Cuisine. It was ok but then again i don't know anything about Cuban food. Enlighten me with your culinary knowledge.
School me on your country's native food and you favorite restaurant.
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Theres more to korean food than just korean bbq and kimchi. Some of it is well received by western palates, some of it not.
Dont really have a favorite korean restaurant. I liked my grandmas cooking before she started to get old and lost her sense of tastes and just started oversalting everything.
Dont really have a favorite korean restaurant. I liked my grandmas cooking before she started to get old and lost her sense of tastes and just started oversalting everything.
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Korean food is
Can't wait to go home and have some of mama's cooking
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Afghani Food.
The staple of our diet is rice, which we have with chicken, beef, curry, etc. Shorwa (soup) is one of my mother's best dishes. It's to die for.
Falafel is one of the MUST eats for anyone going to an Arab/Afghan restaurant. Put that chiz in a pita with some fresh vegetables, some chicken....
There aren't any good Afghan restaurants here in Fairfield, but just an hour away in NY are some of the best places to get authentic Afghani kebabs, rice, and grinders.
The staple of our diet is rice, which we have with chicken, beef, curry, etc. Shorwa (soup) is one of my mother's best dishes. It's to die for.
Falafel is one of the MUST eats for anyone going to an Arab/Afghan restaurant. Put that chiz in a pita with some fresh vegetables, some chicken....
There aren't any good Afghan restaurants here in Fairfield, but just an hour away in NY are some of the best places to get authentic Afghani kebabs, rice, and grinders.
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arro abichuela y calne.. kLK
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what are some very common and staple afghani dishes? how different is it from persian food?Originally Posted by Skateboard
Afghani Food.
The staple of our diet is rice, which we have with chicken, beef, curry, etc. Shorwa (soup) is one of my mother's best dishes. It's to die for.
Falafel is one of the MUST eats for anyone going to an Arab/Afghan restaurant. Put that chiz in a pita with some fresh vegetables, some chicken....
There aren't any good Afghan restaurants here in Fairfield, but just an hour away in NY are some of the best places to get authentic Afghani kebabs, rice, and grinders.
theres this stand at my farmers market that markets itself as afghani food. is this stuff legit or some poser stuff? http://bolaniandsauce.com/home.php the flatbread things they sell are pretty tasty as is the garlic mint cheese accompanyment. There was also this eggplant type spread that was good. these types of flavors are right up my alley, and if this is typical afghani food i would really like to try some other stuff.
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The thing is, Afghanistan was part of the Persian Empire, so I would think that Persian Food is a collective of Afghanistan, Pakistan, etc. The website's title, Bolani & Sauce, is what I eat every WednsdayOriginally Posted by Mojodmonky1
what are some very common and staple afghani dishes? how different is it from persian food?Originally Posted by Skateboard
Afghani Food.
The staple of our diet is rice, which we have with chicken, beef, curry, etc. Shorwa (soup) is one of my mother's best dishes. It's to die for.
Falafel is one of the MUST eats for anyone going to an Arab/Afghan restaurant. Put that chiz in a pita with some fresh vegetables, some chicken....
There aren't any good Afghan restaurants here in Fairfield, but just an hour away in NY are some of the best places to get authentic Afghani kebabs, rice, and grinders.
theres this stand at my farmers market that markets itself as afghani food. is this stuff legit or some poser stuff? http://bolaniandsauce.com/home.php the flatbread things they sell are pretty tasty as is the garlic mint cheese accompanyment. There was also this eggplant type spread that was good. these types of flavors are right up my alley, and if this is typical afghani food i would really like to try some other stuff.
My dinner tonight after I get back from the gym: Okra with mint yogurt sauce and spicy jalapeno spread.
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yea i dont know if im up to the task of cooking persian food. Theres quite a few persian restaurants around my area because there is a decent sized persian population here (Beverly Hills/West LA). For now I'm going to stick to just going to the restaurants, but maybe I will widen my horizons and start ordering different stuff.
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Black American. Papadeaux.
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bandeja paisa which consists of rice, beans, steak, chorizo, fried egg, avacado, chicharon and an arepa. For breakfast an empanada and cafe con leche and im set
Im from north jersey so I have a few options regarding colombian restaurants.
Im from north jersey so I have a few options regarding colombian restaurants.
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That Dominican food ...arroz , habicuela , y carne de res guisa y platano
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Italian/PR/Irish. Love pasta & this place makes the best linguine with white clam sauce I've ever had http://www.yelp.com/biz/l...ola-ristorante-glen-cove Try to go there whenever I'm in LI
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bandeja paisa!!
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dont forget the fried salami.