Are these even legal? O.o

Mikkimeow · August 2014

Bacon. Sushi.

BinaryPulsar · August 2014

Caprese pizza? I love making that.

Yum!

SuperVixen2B · August 2014

PROTIP: Don't try this unless you're on an off day

Combination of Iranian kebabs & hummus. When perfected almost nothing can stand up to it

And if you're feeling brave add some iranian bread as well

You're welcome everyone

Oh good gravy. My MIL's sister cooks the best kebabs and some other stuff that I can pronounce, but can't spell for the life of me. Shadiya? It's like rice and noodles mixed...dunno, soooo good. And something they call "fah-tee-day"...but I *think* it's fatayer? Again, dunno - like a spanikopita only a doughier crust. Good-Ness! And burghal kebbeh and grape leaves stuffed with yums. Drool.

ETA: and her naan! Goodness gracious her naan! It's like the fluffy butt of a cherub with garlic butter.

YF92 · August 2014

PROTIP: Don't try this unless you're on an off day

Combination of Iranian kebabs & hummus. When perfected almost nothing can stand up to it

And if you're feeling brave add some iranian bread as well

You're welcome everyone

Oh good gravy. My MIL's sister cooks the best kebabs and some other stuff that I can pronounce, but can't spell for the life of me. Shadiya? It's like rice and noodles mixed...dunno, soooo good. And something they call "fah-tee-day"...but I *think* it's fatayer? Again, dunno - like a spanikopita only a doughier crust. Good-Ness! And burghal kebbeh and grape leaves stuffed with yums. Drool.

ETA: and her naan! Goodness gracious her naan! It's like the fluffy butt of a cherub with garlic butter.

You just opened a whole new continent haha, the pastries would make you go craaazzzzyyyy

This is just one type of Fatayeer. There are loads. Arabic word is فطائر
Copy paste that in google & thank me later

girlnextdoor0163 · August 2014

Food Porn!

Kitten2629 · August 2014

the first one looks yummy

SuperVixen2B · August 2014

Oh good gravy. My MIL's sister cooks the best kebabs and some other stuff that I can pronounce, but can't spell for the life of me. Shadiya? It's like rice and noodles mixed...dunno, soooo good. And something they call "fah-tee-day"...but I *think* it's fatayer? Again, dunno - like a spanikopita only a doughier crust. Good-Ness! And burghal kebbeh and grape leaves stuffed with yums. Drool.

ETA: and her naan! Goodness gracious her naan! It's like the fluffy butt of a cherub with garlic butter.

You just opened a whole new continent haha, the pastries would make you go craaazzzzyyyy

This is just one type of Fatayeer. There are loads. Arabic word is فطائر
Copy paste that in google & thank me later

Yes! That's exactly it. Is fa-tee-day a different dialect or they just saying it wrong? MY MIL and her sister are Syrian - the first generation born in America and their parents wanted them to learn English so insisted on speaking it in the home...so its entirely possible they are mispronouncing.

I'm so hungry for this now

The closest we have is a chain - Moby ****s. It's good, but doesn't come close to home cooked.

ETA: Oh my goodness, silly filters. Moby uhm...Moby D-word...? :laugh:

YF92 · August 2014

I know all dialects. Small differences but they come from the core language. They probably mispronounced it as there is definitely an R there

SuperVixen2B · August 2014

I know all dialects. Small differences but they come from the core language. They probably mispronounced it as there is definitely an R there

I tried to learn to impress my hubs - he spent some time in that general area and picked up some words/phrases. I tried a CD - it was beyond difficult. Very different from English. Kudos for knowing both so well.

YF92 · August 2014

I know all dialects. Small differences but they come from the core language. They probably mispronounced it as there is definitely an R there

I tried to learn to impress my hubs - he spent some time in that general area and picked up some words/phrases. I tried a CD - it was beyond difficult. Very different from English. Kudos for knowing both so well.

I know how you feel, my language has letters that aren't present in many other languages so if you don't pick it up when you're young its almost impossible to pick it up later. I've yet to see full time translators speak without an accent

Hit me up with a pm if you want to learn some words & beat your husband

SuperVixen2B · August 2014

I'd rather you send me some of those Iranian kebabs! om nom nom nom

BlueBombers · August 2014

I didn't scroll through all the pages, so I don't know if this has been posted before:
ETA: brownie, PB, oreo, PB, oreo (from the top down)

^ OMG I'm drooling :sad:

Pipsg1rl · August 2014

PROTIP: Don't try this unless you're on an off day

Combination of Iranian kebabs & hummus. When perfected almost nothing can stand up to it

And if you're feeling brave add some iranian bread as well

You're welcome everyone

I found it more interesting to myself that this post got my way more excited than any other.

My husband and I lived in England near a Kebab shop. Loved it. I have a friend who told me they are not kebabs. He was thinking "Shish-kabob." ...sigh...

We are near a Phoenicia. They call it Schwarma (sp?).

Will you come cook for us??