SHOARMA
ma...@netcom.co.uk
Does anyone know the ingredients to a dish I had in Holland called
Shoarma
I know it's isreali but i want the Dutch recipe (far tastier) or where
i can get the spices from in the UK?
Help..........
Andrew Stevenson
Can't help sorry - never heard of it.
What is it? Animal, vegetable, mineral?
Always interested in new dishes!
Thanks
Andrew
Carolyn
indonesian food at home - nasi goreng and the like. Which by the way is
fandabidozi.
caarolyn
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Martin Adamson
In article <31D79D...@lancaster.ac.uk>,
A.Ste...@lancaster.ac.uk (Andrew Stevenson) wrote:
>> Does anyone know the ingredients to a dish I had in Holland called
>> Shoarma
>Can't help sorry - never heard of it.
>
>What is it? Animal, vegetable, mineral?
It's basically just a doner kebab, isn't it?
Martin
Snooze
Carolyn wrote:
>
> Andrew Stevenson wrote:
> >
> > ma...@netcom.co.uk wrote:
> > >
> > > Does anyone know the ingredients to a dish I had in Holland called
> > > Shoarma
> > >
> > > i can get the spices from in the UK?
> >
> >
> > What is it? Animal, vegetable, mineral?
> >
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > Andrew
> It might be indonesian - being half-dutch we used to have a lot of
> indonesian food at home - nasi goreng and the like. Which by the way is
Aren't 'Krankieisms' illegal in a public environment? I believe it still
carries the death penalty ;)
Carolyn
Snooze wrote:
> Carolyn wrote:
> > It might be indonesian - being half-dutch we used to have a lot of
> > indonesian food at home - nasi goreng and the like. Which by the way is
> > fandabidozi. ^^^^^^^^^^^
>
> Aren't 'Krankieisms' illegal in a public environment? I believe it still
> carries the death penalty ;)
What about JAndrewisms? Can I say supercallifragilisticexpialidocius?
Carolyn
Snooze
You just did...
[I think 'JAndrewisms' are probably acceptable ;) ]
Andy Mabbett
In article <4r8qk6$5...@scotsman.ed.ac.uk>, Martin Adamson
<mar...@srv0.ems.ed.ac.uk> writes
>It's basically just a doner kebab, isn't it?
Aarrgh! that's a bit like calling a Scotch steak " a kind of burger"!
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Martin Kurrein
In article <4r5d7h$2...@news.netcom.co.uk>, ma...@netcom.co.uk writes
>Does anyone know the ingredients to a dish I had in Holland called
>Shoarma
>
>I know it's isreali but i want the Dutch recipe (far tastier) or where
>i can get the spices from in the UK?
>
>
I think that you'll normally find it translated as SHAWAMA.
It is basically a doner kebab.
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Merlin
In article <31D997...@visualex.ftech.co.uk>, Carolyn
<car...@visualex.ftech.co.uk> writes
>Snooze wrote:
>
>> Carolyn wrote:
>> > It might be indonesian - being half-dutch we used to have a lot of
>> > indonesian food at home - nasi goreng and the like. Which by the way is
>> > fandabidozi. ^^^^^^^^^^^
>>
>> Aren't 'Krankieisms' illegal in a public environment? I believe it still
>> carries the death penalty ;)
>
>What about JAndrewisms? Can I say supercallifragilisticexpialidocius?
>
>Carolyn
Dunno. Can you?
What about:
Red lorry, yellow leather
Red leather, yellow lorry
Or:
She stood on the balcony inexplicably mimicking his hiccuping as she
amicably welcomed him in.
Or:
Oh forget it.
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Merlin
Carolyn
Merlin wrote:
SNIPPETTY SNIP SNIP
> What about:
> Red lorry, yellow leather
> Red leather, yellow lorry
>
> Or:
> She stood on the balcony inexplicably mimicking his hiccuping as she
> amicably welcomed him in.
(good one)
>
> Or:
> Oh forget it.
> --
> Merlin
Proper copper coffee pot
Rubber baby-buggy bumper
So there!
Carolyn