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  • #21
    Re: Food

    I love seaweed salad. I catch a fish known as the bluegill through the ice now and it has been my favorite fresh water fish for a long time now. I was shopping at Meijers the other day and to my surprise they had bluegills for sale but they were by far the most expensive fish that store has ever offered. I have never seen it for sale before anywhere,
    Hayastan or Bust.

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    • #22
      Re: Food

      HOME-STYLE ARMENIAN FOOD COMES TO SOMERVILLE

      Patch.com
      Jan 21 2014

      Noor Mediterranean Grill, whose menu also has Lebanese influences,
      will open Friday on College Avenue.

      Posted by Chris Orchard

      After completely gutting and renovating the College Avenue storefront
      formerly occupied by the Broken Yolk, a Somerville native and her
      husband will formally open their new restaurant, Noor Mediterranean
      Grill, on Friday.

      Hllda Darian said she and her husband, Arsen Karageozian, had long
      dreamed of opening their own eatery in Somerville, and as of Tuesday
      they were busy putting the finishing touches on the 136 College Ave.

      space in order to celebrate the restaurant's grand opening on Jan. 24.

      The two, both in their early 30s, are of Armenian descent. Darian
      grew up on Elm Street in Somerville, attending the Kennedy School and
      Somerville High School, and her husband, in addition to working as
      a manager and owner at various restaurants, was formerly executive
      chef at an Intercontinental Hotel in Lebanon, Darian said.

      That family background and experience will help guide the restaurant's
      menu and cooking, she said. It will feature a mixture of Armenian
      and Lebanese flavors.

      Noor Mediterranean Grill will have a "Middle Eastern vibe," she said,
      and it will have a "small and simple menu" featuring staples like
      shawarma, shish kebab, humus and falafel.

      Those dishes will be created as "home style cooked meal[s]," Darian
      said. "You'll feel like you're in your grandma's kitchen."

      "Noor," in Armenian, means pomegranate, she said, and it's a symbol
      of prosperity and fertility. The pomegranate design will be featured
      throughout the restaurant.

      Darian said she and her husband bought the business from the former
      owner of Broken Yolk in September and have spent the past few months
      completely renovating the space. This includes new walls and completely
      new electrical and plumbing systems. "It's sparkling clean inside,"
      she said.

      Noor Mediterranean Grill will have a 25-seat dine-in area, and it will
      also offer takeout and delivery. Darian said it will offer a "healthy
      delivery food" option to the area's residents and college students.

      The Grand Opening begins at 12 p.m. Friday.

      Noor Mediterranean Grill facebook.com/noorgrill 136 College Ave.

      (617) 625-6667 Hours: Sunday-Thursday, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.;
      Friday-Saturday, 10 a.m. to 12 a.m.
      Hayastan or Bust.

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      • #23
        Re: Food

        I miss eating good mulberries. In Armenia there were several kinds but the white has always been my favorite. I want to plant some trees in my yard but i hear mulberry trees are sensitive to cold winters. Does anyone know which types do better in the cold and where i can find them?
        Hayastan or Bust.

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