Kurdish appetisers/meze

[Piling]

All Kurds are not muslims.

By the way, even if you are muslim, you can make something forbidden, you are still a muslim but a bit trouble with the rule... Just like a Christian sinner... is it so important ?

[Diri]

Yes...

But what has that got to do with anything? Kurds can drink alchohol too, if that's what you're aiming at...

I wasn't aiming at anything.... You put a wink at the end of your post. I know Kurds can drink alcohol, "especially" if they're not Muslim.

I put the wink - because it was very obvious that it was a drink... When you mix water with yoghurt the result will be a drink... It seemed pretty obvious to me - so I winked...


By the way - I am muslim and so are the majority of Kurds - but we are secular - we can and do drink alchohol... Heck - Wine and Beer was "invented" in Kurdistan some thousand years ago...

[Diri]

What are some of your favourite Kurdish recipes?

Sounds like a good idea for a new thread Lyn!!!

I bet you 90% will say "Dolme"/"Yaprax"...

[AlbaSaab]

Yes...

But what has that got to do with anything? Kurds can drink alchohol too, if that's what you're aiming at...

I wasn't aiming at anything.... You put a wink at the end of your post. I know Kurds can drink alcohol, "especially" if they're not Muslim.

I put the wink - because it was very obvious that it was a drink... When you mix water with yoghurt the result will be a drink... It seemed pretty obvious to me - so I winked...


By the way - I am muslim and so are the majority of Kurds - but we are secular - we can and do drink alchohol... Heck - Wine and Beer was "invented" in Kurdistan some thousand years ago...

It may have been obvious to you (seeing as you posted it) that it was a drink, but I'm used to making dips and relishes with yogurt and herbs. Maybe if you had specified the amount of water, I might have been able to "obviously" realise that it was a drink.

Surely, you can't be secular and religious.

I can't say if it was "invented" in Kurdistan or not, and I don't know how you can, as no-one actually knows where it was discovered/invented.

[Diri]

Yes...

But what has that got to do with anything? Kurds can drink alchohol too, if that's what you're aiming at...

I wasn't aiming at anything.... You put a wink at the end of your post. I know Kurds can drink alcohol, "especially" if they're not Muslim.

I put the wink - because it was very obvious that it was a drink... When you mix water with yoghurt the result will be a drink... It seemed pretty obvious to me - so I winked...


By the way - I am muslim and so are the majority of Kurds - but we are secular - we can and do drink alchohol... Heck - Wine and Beer was "invented" in Kurdistan some thousand years ago...

It may have been obvious to you (seeing as you posted it) that it was a drink, but I'm used to making dips and relishes with yogurt and herbs. Maybe if you had specified the amount of water, I might have been able to "obviously" realise that it was a drink.

Surely, you can't be secular and religious.

I can't say if it was "invented" in Kurdistan or not, and I don't know how you can, as no-one actually knows where it was discovered/invented.

Actually - we do know where they were invented... In Rojhelata Kurdistan - Iranian Kurdistan and Bashûrê Kurdistan - Iraqi Kurdistan...

Let me give you an article... That will make it a whole lot easier to explain!

I'll start a new thread!

[Lyn]

What are some of your favourite Kurdish recipes?

Sounds like a good idea for a new thread Lyn!!!

I bet you 90% will say "Dolme"/"Yaprax"...

Bashe.