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    Posted: 25-Jan-2009 at 04:08
Trying different foods is an interesting experience and a good hobby. Come here and share your experience that you have had with new or local foods.

If you want to go to a Persian or Mediterranean restaurant, it may help you.

Persian cuisine

1-The best ones are Kabab variants such as Sultani Kabab, Jouje Kabab, Shish lik, Chenje, Kababe Barg, Kabab koobide

I recommend Sultani Kabab, Jouje Kabab (grilled chicken) and Koubide (grilled beef)

Koobide



Jooje Kabab


Sultani Kabab



2-Rice base cuisine Zereshk polo, ghorme sabzi, khoresht gheyme, khoresht fesenjan

Zereshk Polo



Ghorme Sabzi (Vegetable and Beef)



Khoresht Gheyme



Fesenjan







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Posts: 1673 		  Quote Suren Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 25-Jan-2009 at 04:13
I also love Italian, Japanese, Chinese, Korean and Thai Cuisine, but I am not an expert in those fields. It will be better if our members share their food knowledge with us, so we know something new and may try them in nearby restaurants.
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  Quote Guests Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 25-Jan-2009 at 04:30

And what about Spanish and Mexican foods?
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  Quote Guests Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 25-Jan-2009 at 04:34
Koobide is delicous actually love a lot of Persian food. Turkish/Bosnian/Balkan food. Tried Japanese, Filipinno, Indian, Pakistani, Arabic variants of Med. food. Mexican. For one live in Chicago and surrounded with different ethnic backgrounds, two have friends that I grew up with that are of a lot of backgrounds, too.

The Turkish and Bosnian places in Chicago are pretty good.

Restaurant Sarajevo for one is good for a lot of grilled varieties of Bosnian varaints of Med. food.

Arkadas and Ala Turka are two good Turkish places.

Andie's is a good general Mediterannean place.

And Reza's is one of the best Persian places here.
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Posts: 1673 		  Quote Suren Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 25-Jan-2009 at 05:03
Every body and every cuisine is welcomed be it Mexican, Spanish, Latino, Italian, French, Japanese, Chinese, Arabic, Indian, Pakistani, European, African... We want to share our knowledge about Foods.

Es_bih can you mention some Bosnian foods with or without photo.
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Sushi the most famous Japanese food. It is really delicious. Some people don't like Wasabi the special sauce which many people eat with Sushi.

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omg my mouth is watering by looking at all those kebabs!
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Now I'm hungry the Khoresht Ghayme looks wonderful
 
BTW I also like Conquistador Tomato PieWink
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  Quote Guests Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 25-Jan-2009 at 18:54
Bosnian dishes:

Baklava (w/ nuts variant)



in background "Turska Kahva" or Turkish Coffee served in traditional style.

Kajmak (read Kaymaak) Baklava:

with Kajmak/ yogurt varaint as ingridient



Tulumbe or Tulube




That is it for a few desserts (there are more of course Big smile).

Dishes:

Dolma od paprika, Stuffed Peppers





Begova Corba (Begowa Chorba) Bey's Soup.

basic ingridients:
Ingredients needed (for 5 people):
1lb kg chicken meat,
8oz carrots,
1 celery root, 
parsley, 
2oz okra, 
1oz rice, 
2 tbs of sour cream, 
3 yolks, 
freshly squeezed juice from 1 lemon,
salt.





Sarma (same as the Turkish or Mid East variant) but with cabagge leaves instead



Sarma u japraku - similar to Turkish variant




Burek





Lepinje / Somun

Bread.


Cevapi







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Baklava, Dolma and Churba are familiar names. We have the same foods in Iran. Cevapi looks delicious, I am going to try it. I can not see some of the Photos that you have posted specially about Baklava, Kajmak, Dolma and tulumbe.

Tulumbe sounds funny, because it means Pump in Persian.
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Posts: 1673 		  Quote Suren Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 26-Jan-2009 at 19:01
Okonomiyaki is a delicious Japanese food. Some consider it as Japanese pancake. The best okonomiyaki is the Hiroshima style.







Here is a video about a Japanese restaurant. You can see how they make Okonomiyaki.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmR1fC41Pso&feature=channel_page

 



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  Quote Guests Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 26-Jan-2009 at 19:35
Originally posted by Suren

Baklava, Dolma and Churba are familiar names. We have the same foods in Iran. Cevapi looks delicious, I am going to try it. I can not see some of the Photos that you have posted specially about Baklava, Kajmak, Dolma and tulumbe.

Tulumbe sounds funny, because it means Pump in Persian.


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Posts: 1673 		  Quote Suren Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 26-Jan-2009 at 19:55
My favorite Turkish cuisine are Tavuk doner and Kabab Skandar.

Tavuk Doner




Don't forget "kechap Olsun Abi!"

Iskander Kebab



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Updated the post Suren.

Donner Kebab is one my favorites, too.
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Also have some Ajvar with the Cevapi or any other form of Kebab.
Delicious.


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I heard Ajvar is made of pepper and is hot, isn't it?
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  Quote Guests Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 26-Jan-2009 at 21:15
Originally posted by Suren

I heard Ajvar is made of pepper and is hot, isn't it?


There are two variants one is mild and one is a bit hotter. It is made of peppers and a whole bunch of other ingredients. The best ones are the home made ones, but those are naturally hard to find - although the whole sale ones are great, too. Vitaminka co. makes some good Ajvar. It tastes really good with grilled varieties. Especially with Cevapi, Shish Cevapi, Kebabs, etc...
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  Quote Guests Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 27-Jan-2009 at 05:04
the food looks very delicious... so tempting...
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Posts: 1673 		  Quote Suren Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 27-Jan-2009 at 07:14
Originally posted by cahaya

the food looks very delicious... so tempting...
Cahaya can you contribute your knowledge of Malay foods with us here?Smile
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