Basturma te Soujoukh

[patlajan]

Originally posted by Anonymouse The purple elephant midget hybrid said, "Patlajan for breakfast, patlajan for lunch, patlajan for dinner, and patlajan for restroom visits."

Your brain on drugs.

[Anonymouse]

Originally posted by patlajan

Your brain on drugs.

That looks good.

Thanks for opening my appetite Mr. Eggplant. Ever tried mixing eggplant with them eggs? Tastes mighty hearty!

[violette829]

They both smell like xxxx.. I used to eat Basturma when I was a kid and smelling like herbs really didn't do anything to me. Now, even if u stick pencils in my xxxxxxx, then make me write a book, I wouldn't eat either. ......As for soujoukh..well I'm parskahye, so um...don't know!

[fstkhnan]

Originally posted by sSsflamesSs Your taste buds have officially mutated. What's wrong with you? lol

I love both! But I tend to eat basturma more.

vegeterians RULE!!!

[fstkhnan]

Originally posted by jahannam a lot of things!
she's vegetarian
can you believe that?
how can people make commitments such as NOT having soujoukh and shawerma and In n Out for the rest of their lives???
anyway
.

ummmm......it's more like MY CHOICE..... and it's the best thing someone would ever do!!!!!IN N OUT yegher....each burger with 60g of FAT!!!!!and most of the fat is the nasty saturated fat!!!!EWWWWW

[xBaron Dants]

Originally posted by fstkhnan ummmm......it's more like MY CHOICE..... and it's the best thing someone would ever do!!!!!IN N OUT yegher....each burger with 60g of FAT!!!!!and most of the fat is the nasty saturated fat!!!!EWWWWW

Eh, what's the point of living longer if you're not going to be eating good food anyways?

And don't you dare say anything about the wonders of tofu, or how beans almost taste like beef...

You're gonna be missing out on a lot of good khorovadz.

[Arvestaked]

Vegitarianism...

If someone wants to be vegitarian they have a right to. If you feel healthier, that is fine. But what I cannot tolerate is the proselytizing about it. It is not the best thing for everyone so stop saying it is. I accept the fact that everybody's biology may differ just enough that some may benefit from being vegitarian and others will not. But the fact of the matter is that biologically people are built to consume meat and vegetables. That is what an omnivore does. You cannot get the same proteins (and yes there are different proteins; "protein" is not one thing) from a vegitarian diet that you would from and all-encompassing one. If you want to sacrifice just a bit of that, fine. But do not tell me it is healthier for everyone, because it is not. Eating everything in moderation and excercising is the healthiest course of action. And I am tired of the pathetic, over-empathetic justifications about cruelty. Carnivorous behavior is AMORAL. Being an elitist for going against nature is stupid. Life is not meant to be preserved; it is meant to be taken to create more life. That is why you are here. Romanticism is just mass denial.

[sSsflamesSs]

Guiltless Grill

YOU GUYS SHOULD ALL READ THIS...ESPECIALLY THE VEGETARIANS OUT THERE...IT'S HILARIOUS.

[seruven]

Re: Basturma te Soujoukh

Sucuk or as you write it Soujoukh is an orgasmic food. I especially love omelette with soujoukh.
On the other hand, though strange it sounds, I have tried pastırma/basturma once in my life and didn't like it much. I couldn't understand where its fame comes from. (Probably just successful PR of people coming from Kayseri, the city famous for its pastırma)
Bon appétit.

[Federate]

Re: Basturma te Soujoukh

Sucuk or as you write it Soujoukh is an orgasmic food. I especially love omelette with soujoukh.

Totally. I try to eat it at least once a week. It's very good with omelette and also with tomato sauce.

On the other hand, though strange it sounds, I have tried pastırma/basturma once in my life and didn't like it much. I couldn't understand where its fame comes from. (Probably just successful PR of people coming from Kayseri, the city famous for its pastırma)
Bon appétit.

Basterma has its days though people around me can't seem to get enough of it . It's on every table at any Armenian or Arabic restaurant.