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tikay
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I will give a recipe now.

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I learned this recipe from a friend from Spain the first time she spoke to me.
My other firend was called to the tele when we first were introduced together...she had to leave us alone because it was a business call. I was a young mother of about 22 at the time...one tiny son and another on the way. I was very shy at that time. I was sitting wondering what to say when Eva
(sounds like Ae-va) said "have you ever made a tortilla la potata" (PO-Tah-TAh)
( I was happy she had said something so interesting)
I said well, no what is that? (...or some similar interested words) She told me thus:
"You take the potatoes and cut it into small thin pieces (enough for the persons to eat it) one two three...it depends
you use the grater...to add a small amount of carrots...just enough to add a tiny bit of sweetness...just a tiny amount...
you then add onion, to your taste, and the tomato, at least one tomato, and the tortillia....
you cut it in tri-angles like they do to make the tortilla chips...now you place each thing into the frying pan in order of thickness and timing....do you follow?"
(I did) Now the dish is cooking and the tortilla pieces are added toward the end....with the tomato, which take less time to cook .
A few minutes after the potatoes are in the fryer...with oil, you add each ingredient in order of how you want them to be done.
(At least that is how I remember the recipe).
Eva really knew how to start a conversation! I will never forget this recipe.
(but I may have added the tomatoes??? I cant remember now)
hope you like it.)
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uh oh

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I think the dish may be topped with melted (grated)cheese ...you just turn off the pan and put the grated cheese on top for a few minutes to melt from the heat of the dish...and it is meant to be eaten with salsa if you like hot things like I do. :)
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I HAVE A RECIPE :
fill a bowl by water with little pit oil and salt ,but a spiral macaroni on it ,and but them on fire for 5-8 minutes.
in another bowl but a grated garlic and some salt .
now make the macaroni pure (without water) let it 10 minutes to be cold ,then put it with garlic and mix them with a little a dried grated SPEARMINT
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dear ahmaed thank you for the different recipe...but honey where is the omlet you promised??? lol, I was waiting for the omlet recipe!!! :lol:

you know what is really stupid? I forgot to say the eggs with the tortilla la potata...there are eggs if I remember that is what makes it all come together so well glomming on to the eggs (scrambled of course) I think that was why I started the thought anyway... because omlet + eggs...tortilla la potata... with eggs!
I hope no one used the recipe yet! sorry people I was stressed with my lessons at school!


school is out!!! yippie! :lol:
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tikay wrote:...but honey where is the omlet you promised??? lol, I

Omg ... :lol: so ...I'm the best shif 8) 8)

ok....My omlet is:

1- a grated Parsley
2- 1 piece of a grated green peper
3- 1 piece of grated onion
4- salt & black peper
5- don't forget 4 eggs :lol: :lol:
now open the eggs and put it inside bowl ,then put all things and mix them good with eggs .
bring pan and put a little pit of olives oil ..when oil be ready (hot) put the mixture in pan .

and have a nice meal.
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Post by tikay »

hey there sweety...
can you tell me how to make the yogurt drink? do you know the one I mean...it is Persian. I have it, whenever I go to eat out Persian food.
I know you use spearmint and yogurt but a full recipe would be nice.
love you!
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Post by ahmads »

hi tikey
I know one recipe: 8)
put yogurt with some salt in blender ,
and mix them for 5 minutes.
but I don't know anything about irani recipe that you said.
maybe you can put a dry grated spearmint.
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Post by monic »

I love pesto!!

my mother in law for super she mades some capuchinno and buys chapata bread... hhhhmmm tastes delicious!! I really recommend it! 8)
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Post by melip »

Hello ahmads!I'm from Costa Rica, can you tell me more about the typical food of your country? :)
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