Morrocan style lamb flesh

On Wed, 20 Nov 2024 12:58:36 -0700, Coogan's Bluff

Post by Coogan's Bluff
⚱️🪔🥘
http://youtu.be/KilpSdcNlTE
Lamb shank cooked in sweet and savory delicacy, a traditional dish from
Morocco, cooked in Moroccan spices and dried apricots and fresh dates.
Salt & Pepper
1Tbs Paprika
2Tbs Dried Coriander
2Tbs minced garlic
1Tbs minced garlic
Refrigerate overnight
Preheat oven to 200C
Put 3Tbs oil in ovenproof dish (clay tagine or
large pot)
Sautee 1 red onion for 3 minutes,
add to the pan 1 cinnamon stick, 1 tsp dried
ginger, 1 tsp red chili, 1 TBS tomato
paste…cook for 2 minutes
Add lamb shanks and brown on each side
Add water (2 cups.OR however much it takes
to cover the lamb 3/4 in the pot)
Add 6-8 dried dates, 10-12 dried apricots
Bring to a boil and cover, transfer dish/pot to
oven
Cook for 60 minutes, then turn the lamb
around and bake another 30 minutes or until
lamb is tender
Remove meat and fruits from the sauce, then
reduce the sauce until thickened (add any
extra salt, pepper or whatever else is desired
at this point)
pour sauce over the lamb and add fruits back.
Serve with fresh coriander leaves.
...
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/f74ihCqoioE?feature=share

Have you made this yourself or are you just Mamachunking?

--
Bruce
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Coogan's Bluff

2024-11-20 20:22:49 UTC

Post by Bruce
On Wed, 20 Nov 2024 12:58:36 -0700, Coogan's Bluff

Have you made this yourself or are you just Mamachunking?

I have made it, but sans the fruits - I prefer pearl onions and red
mini-peppers. I also use a dutched up oven, not a tagine.

works great.

The pearled couscous is also used as a bed for braised chicken thighs
with lemon slices.

Ya want that recipe?

Oh and applewood smoked lamb shanks are insanely good too!

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/fPediGBRde8?feature=share

Mebbe you need it with a familiar accent:

I use apple juice and cider vinegar for my shank sauna to finish.

I guess I'm even more comfy than Leo!

😋 👨🏻‍🍳 ♨️ 🍴

Bruce

2024-11-21 01:13:51 UTC

On Wed, 20 Nov 2024 13:22:49 -0700, Coogan's Bluff

Post by Bruce
On Wed, 20 Nov 2024 12:58:36 -0700, Coogan's Bluff

Have you made this yourself or are you just Mamachunking?

I have made it, but sans the fruits - I prefer pearl onions and red
mini-peppers. I also use a dutched up oven, not a tagine.

So you're just Mamachunking to pretend you're not a troll. Duly noted.

--
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Hank Rogers

2024-11-21 01:20:59 UTC

Post by Bruce
On Wed, 20 Nov 2024 13:22:49 -0700, Coogan's Bluff

Post by Bruce
On Wed, 20 Nov 2024 12:58:36 -0700, Coogan's Bluff

Have you made this yourself or are you just Mamachunking?

I have made it, but sans the fruits - I prefer pearl onions and red
mini-peppers. I also use a dutched up oven, not a tagine.

So you're just Mamachunking to pretend you're not a troll. Duly noted.

Say, Master, is there anyone whom you and her Royal Majesty do NOT
consider a troll?

Coogan's Bluff

2024-11-21 17:08:17 UTC

Post by Bruce
On Wed, 20 Nov 2024 13:22:49 -0700, Coogan's Bluff

Post by Bruce
On Wed, 20 Nov 2024 12:58:36 -0700, Coogan's Bluff

Have you made this yourself or are you just Mamachunking?

I have made it, but sans the fruits - I prefer pearl onions and red
mini-peppers. I also use a dutched up oven, not a tagine.

So you're just Mamachunking to pretend you're not a troll. Duly noted.

So you're trolling and projecting it onto other, the most lame portion
of your act here.

Jim

2024-11-21 21:01:13 UTC

Post by Bruce
So you're just Mamachunking to pretend you're not a troll. Duly noted.

So you're trolling and projecting it onto other, the most lame portion
of your act here.

If we listed The projections that Fredo err I mean Bruce
posts, it would be a scroll.

Bruce

2024-11-21 21:05:18 UTC

Post by Bruce
So you're just Mamachunking to pretend you're not a troll. Duly noted.

So you're trolling and projecting it onto other, the most lame portion
of your act here.

If we listed The projections that Fredo err I mean Bruce
posts, it would be a scroll.

Are you a Coogan's Bluff Light or are you two the same person?

--
Bruce
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Jim

2024-11-21 21:13:12 UTC

Post by Bruce
So you're just Mamachunking to pretend you're not a troll. Duly noted.

So you're trolling and projecting it onto other, the most lame portion
of your act here.

If we listed The projections that Fredo err I mean Bruce
posts, it would be a scroll.

Are you a Coogan's Bluff Light or are you two the same person?

No and no, any other really stupid questions?

Bruce

2024-11-21 21:15:53 UTC

Post by Bruce
So you're just Mamachunking to pretend you're not a troll. Duly noted.

So you're trolling and projecting it onto other, the most lame portion
of your act here.

If we listed The projections that Fredo err I mean Bruce
posts, it would be a scroll.

Are you a Coogan's Bluff Light or are you two the same person?

No and no, any other really stupid questions?

You talk the same. But maybe you're just both examples of extreme
right-wing American trolls. There must be a lot of youse from the same
mould walking around there.

--
Bruce
<https://i.postimg.cc/zf7JhPvB/the-lord-of-the-rings.jpg>

Coogan's Bluff

2024-11-21 21:27:00 UTC

Post by Bruce
So you're just Mamachunking to pretend you're not a troll. Duly noted.

So you're trolling and projecting it onto other, the most lame portion
of your act here.

If we listed The projections that Fredo err I mean Bruce
posts, it would be a scroll.

Are you a Coogan's Bluff Light or are you two the same person?

No and no, any other really stupid questions?

You talk the same. But maybe you're just both examples of extreme
right-wing American trolls. There must be a lot of youse from the same
mould walking around there.

Next time, just throw the pen away mate!

Jim

2024-11-21 21:31:06 UTC

Post by Bruce
So you're just Mamachunking to pretend you're not a troll. Duly noted.

So you're trolling and projecting it onto other, the most lame portion
of your act here.

If we listed The projections that Fredo err I mean Bruce
posts, it would be a scroll.

Are you a Coogan's Bluff Light or are you two the same person?

No and no, any other really stupid questions?

You talk the same.

Wrong, in fact we don't talk similar at all except for when
we talk with *you*.

Post by Bruce
But maybe you're just both examples of extreme
right-wing American trolls.

I'm neither right wing, or a troll. You call many
people trolls while you troll this group for Americans
in order to flame.

Isn't that in itself the definition of trolling newsgoups?

Post by Bruce
There must be a lot of youse from the same mould walking around there.

And everyone in Aussie-land is different, none the same?

Bruce

2024-11-21 21:44:05 UTC

Post by Bruce
So you're just Mamachunking to pretend you're not a troll. Duly noted.

So you're trolling and projecting it onto other, the most lame portion
of your act here.

If we listed The projections that Fredo err I mean Bruce
posts, it would be a scroll.

Are you a Coogan's Bluff Light or are you two the same person?

No and no, any other really stupid questions?

You talk the same.

Wrong, in fact we don't talk similar at all except for when
we talk with *you*.

Post by Bruce
But maybe you're just both examples of extreme
right-wing American trolls.

I'm neither right wing, or a troll. You call many
people trolls while you troll this group for Americans
in order to flame.
Isn't that in itself the definition of trolling newsgoups?

Post by Bruce
There must be a lot of youse from the same mould walking around there.

And everyone in Aussie-land is different, none the same?

There are rednecks here too, although not 50%. But that
semi-religious, offensive, psychiatric right-wing drivel that comes
out of types like Coogan's Bluff seems to be typical for extreme
right-wing Americans.

Of course, what clouds the picture is that some of these trolls
constantly change their name. A mental patient may change their name
but that doesn't change how they talk.

--
Bruce
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Jim

2024-11-21 22:51:18 UTC

Post by Bruce
So you're just Mamachunking to pretend you're not a troll. Duly noted.

So you're trolling and projecting it onto other, the most lame portion
of your act here.

If we listed The projections that Fredo err I mean Bruce
posts, it would be a scroll.

Are you a Coogan's Bluff Light or are you two the same person?

No and no, any other really stupid questions?

You talk the same.

Wrong, in fact we don't talk similar at all except for when
we talk with *you*.

Post by Bruce
But maybe you're just both examples of extreme
right-wing American trolls.

I'm neither right wing, or a troll. You call many
people trolls while you troll this group for Americans
in order to flame.
Isn't that in itself the definition of trolling newsgoups?

Post by Bruce
There must be a lot of youse from the same mould walking around there.

And everyone in Aussie-land is different, none the same?

There are rednecks here too, although not 50%.

I'm not sure you understand the term 'redneck', not evryone
that voted for Trump is a redneck, not even close.

Post by Bruce
But that
semi-religious, offensive, psychiatric right-wing drivel that comes
out of types like Coogan's Bluff seems to be typical for extreme
right-wing Americans.

There are extreme right and left wing people all over
the world, especially in places where voting is a joke.

When people start chanting "defund the police" other
people respond, especially with the crime rate being
what it is in Urban areas.

Post by Bruce
Of course, what clouds the picture is that some of these trolls
constantly change their name. A mental patient may change their name
but that doesn't change how they talk.

Trolls will be trolls, you know that better than anyone.

Never forget this is just dots on a screen.

Coogan's Bluff

2024-11-21 23:19:12 UTC

Post by Jim
Never forget this is just dots on a screen.

+1

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Bruce

2024-11-21 23:29:12 UTC

On Thu, 21 Nov 2024 16:19:12 -0700, Coogan's Bluff

Post by Jim
Never forget this is just dots on a screen.

You hadn't realised?

--
Bruce
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Coogan's Bluff

2024-11-21 23:38:20 UTC

Post by Bruce
On Thu, 21 Nov 2024 16:19:12 -0700, Coogan's Bluff

Post by Jim
Never forget this is just dots on a screen.

You hadn't realised?

Your mono-vision is showing...

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`-..___..-`

Bruce

2024-11-21 23:28:48 UTC

Post by Bruce
There are rednecks here too, although not 50%.

I'm not sure you understand the term 'redneck', not evryone
that voted for Trump is a redneck, not even close.

I'm rounding things off a bit. To vote for Trump, there has to be
something wrong with you. Did you vote for him?

Post by Bruce
But that
semi-religious, offensive, psychiatric right-wing drivel that comes
out of types like Coogan's Bluff seems to be typical for extreme
right-wing Americans.

There are extreme right and left wing people all over
the world, especially in places where voting is a joke.

Certainly, but they come in different types.

Post by Jim
When people start chanting "defund the police" other
people respond, especially with the crime rate being
what it is in Urban areas.

Defunding the police is a ridiculous idea. Replace the bad cops with
better ones and preferably even more of them. IMO.

--
Bruce
<https://i.postimg.cc/zf7JhPvB/the-lord-of-the-rings.jpg>

Coogan's Bluff

2024-11-21 23:36:53 UTC

Post by Bruce
To vote for Trump, there has to be
something wrong with you.

You have a broken cognition module.

Jim

2024-11-21 23:38:33 UTC

Post by Bruce
There are rednecks here too, although not 50%.

I'm not sure you understand the term 'redneck', not evryone
that voted for Trump is a redneck, not even close.

I'm rounding things off a bit.

More than a bit, more wealthy people voted for him than'rednecks' did.

Post by Bruce
To vote for Trump, there has to be
something wrong with you.

That's your opinion, nothing more.

Post by Bruce
Did you vote for him?

I did vote for him, and I really dislike him, but in the
end he looks like the lesser of two evils, given the two
choices I had.

Post by Bruce
But that
semi-religious, offensive, psychiatric right-wing drivel that comes
out of types like Coogan's Bluff seems to be typical for extreme
right-wing Americans.

There are extreme right and left wing people all over
the world, especially in places where voting is a joke.

Certainly, but they come in different types.

Voting here usually boils down to which candidate one dislikes
less, unfortunately.

Post by Jim
When people start chanting "defund the police" other
people respond, especially with the crime rate being
what it is in Urban areas.

Defunding the police is a ridiculous idea.

There are people here that chant that with a sign in their hand.

Post by Bruce
Replace the bad cops with
better ones and preferably even more of them. IMO.

That job is hard to fill here now, many know what a pain
in the ass it is.

Coogan's Bluff

2024-11-21 23:43:58 UTC

Post by Jim
I did vote for him, and I really dislike him, but in the
end he looks like the lesser of two evils, given the two
choices I had.

By FAR the lesser "evil" I'd say!

In any event you measured consequences and came to a rational decision,
that's how a nation rights its ship of state.

Bruce

2024-11-22 00:11:49 UTC

On Thu, 21 Nov 2024 16:43:58 -0700, Coogan's Bluff

Post by Jim
I did vote for him, and I really dislike him, but in the
end he looks like the lesser of two evils, given the two
choices I had.

By FAR the lesser "evil" I'd say!

Of course you'd say that. You're so right wing you're falling off the
scales.

Are you in favour of public executions?

--
Bruce
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Coogan's Bluff

2024-11-22 00:32:22 UTC

Post by Bruce
On Thu, 21 Nov 2024 16:43:58 -0700, Coogan's Bluff

Post by Jim
I did vote for him, and I really dislike him, but in the
end he looks like the lesser of two evils, given the two
choices I had.

By FAR the lesser "evil" I'd say!

Of course you'd say that. You're so right wing you're falling off the
scales.
Are you in favour of public executions?

For adjudicated military traitors who have besmirched our Constitution
and corrupted their service I would accept that outcome if the UCMJ
deemed it necessary for all to see.

Jim

2024-11-22 00:34:04 UTC

Post by Bruce
On Thu, 21 Nov 2024 16:43:58 -0700, Coogan's Bluff

Post by Jim
I did vote for him, and I really dislike him, but in the
end he looks like the lesser of two evils, given the two
choices I had.

By FAR the lesser "evil" I'd say!

Of course you'd say that. You're so right wing you're falling off the
scales.
Are you in favour of public executions?

For adjudicated military traitors who have besmirched our Constitution and corrupted
their service I would accept that outcome if the UCMJ deemed it necessary for all to
see.

That used to be the punishment for stealing a horse, now
car thieves get a smack on the wrist, over and over.

Bruce

2024-11-22 00:10:38 UTC

Post by Bruce
Did you vote for him?

I did vote for him, and I really dislike him, but in the
end he looks like the lesser of two evils, given the two
choices I had.

From the beginning, I thought it was stupid of the Democrats to choose
Kamala Harris. She's a woman, she's intelligent, she's not white and
she's woke leaning. That's asking too much of most Americans. They
should have picked an average white man, maybe her intended VP.

Post by Bruce
Certainly, but they come in different types.

Voting here usually boils down to which candidate one dislikes
less, unfortunately.

I can hardly imagine a candidate I'd dislike more than Trump.

Post by Bruce
Defunding the police is a ridiculous idea.

There are people here that chant that with a sign in their hand.

I think they're idiots. I think/hope that most police are ok and if
they are, they're indispensable to society. Just get rid of the bad
apples.

Post by Bruce
Replace the bad cops with
better ones and preferably even more of them. IMO.

That job is hard to fill here now, many know what a pain
in the ass it is.

I can imagine.

--
Bruce
<https://i.postimg.cc/zf7JhPvB/the-lord-of-the-rings.jpg>

Jim

2024-11-22 00:20:07 UTC

Post by Bruce
Did you vote for him?

I did vote for him, and I really dislike him, but in the
end he looks like the lesser of two evils, given the two
choices I had.

I'm not going to get into a political pissing match here but
suffice it to say she is disliked here more than Trump, so
that should tell you something, and it has nothing to do
with 'rednecks'.

Post by Bruce
Certainly, but they come in different types.

Voting here usually boils down to which candidate one dislikes
less, unfortunately.

I can hardly imagine a candidate I'd dislike more than Trump.

Two choices, and the people have spoke.

Post by Bruce
Defunding the police is a ridiculous idea.

There are people here that chant that with a sign in their hand.

I think they're idiots. I think/hope that most police are ok and if
they are, they're indispensable to society. Just get rid of the bad
apples.

Police forces are begging for applicants here, to little avail.
I know I wouldn't want that job, seems like the criminals have
more rights than the police now.

Post by Bruce
Replace the bad cops with
better ones and preferably even more of them. IMO.

That job is hard to fill here now, many know what a pain
in the ass it is.

I can imagine.

Shame on the mess.

Bruce

2024-11-22 00:22:44 UTC

Post by Bruce
From the beginning, I thought it was stupid of the Democrats to choose
Kamala Harris. She's a woman, she's intelligent, she's not white and
she's woke leaning. That's asking too much of most Americans. They
should have picked an average white man, maybe her intended VP.

I'm not going to get into a political pissing match here but
suffice it to say she is disliked here more than Trump, so
that should tell you something, and it has nothing to do
with 'rednecks'.

White men who are afraid of intelligent women is a redneck trait.

--
Bruce
<https://i.postimg.cc/zf7JhPvB/the-lord-of-the-rings.jpg>

Jim

2024-11-22 00:24:28 UTC

I'm not going to get into a political pissing match here but
suffice it to say she is disliked here more than Trump, so
that should tell you something, and it has nothing to do
with 'rednecks'.

White men who are afraid of intelligent women is a redneck trait.

I don't know anyone like that, but you seem to be the
expert on 'rednecks'.

Coogan's Bluff

2024-11-22 00:35:05 UTC

I'm not going to get into a political pissing match here but
suffice it to say she is disliked here more than Trump, so
that should tell you something, and it has nothing to do
with 'rednecks'.

White men who are afraid of intelligent women is a redneck trait.

I don't know anyone like that, but you seem to be the
expert on 'rednecks'.

He comes from a sunburned nation, so...

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Coogan's Bluff

2024-11-22 00:33:15 UTC

I'm not going to get into a political pissing match here but
suffice it to say she is disliked here more than Trump, so
that should tell you something, and it has nothing to do
with 'rednecks'.

White men who are afraid of intelligent women is a redneck trait.

'Intelligent women' don't embrace gender-bending and genital mutilation
of children.

Coogan's Bluff

2024-11-21 21:20:47 UTC

Post by Bruce
So you're just Mamachunking to pretend you're not a troll. Duly noted.

So you're trolling and projecting it onto other, the most lame portion
of your act here.

If we listed The projections that Fredo err I mean Bruce
posts, it would be a scroll.

Are you a Coogan's Bluff Light or are you two the same person?

Paranoia was bound get off the short bus you ride on...

dsi1

2024-11-20 20:24:22 UTC

Post by Coogan's Bluff
⚱️🪔🥘
http://youtu.be/KilpSdcNlTE
Lamb shank cooked in sweet and savory delicacy, a traditional dish from
Morocco, cooked in Moroccan spices and dried apricots and fresh dates.
Salt & Pepper
1Tbs Paprika
2Tbs Dried Coriander
2Tbs minced garlic
1Tbs minced garlic
Refrigerate overnight
Preheat oven to 200C
Put 3Tbs oil in ovenproof dish (clay tagine or
large pot)
Sautee 1 red onion for 3 minutes,
add to the pan 1 cinnamon stick, 1 tsp dried
ginger, 1 tsp red chili, 1 TBS tomato
paste…cook for 2 minutes
Add lamb shanks and brown on each side
Add water (2 cups.OR however much it takes
to cover the lamb 3/4 in the pot)
Add 6-8 dried dates, 10-12 dried apricots
Bring to a boil and cover, transfer dish/pot to
oven
Cook for 60 minutes, then turn the lamb
around and bake another 30 minutes or until
lamb is tender
Remove meat and fruits from the sauce, then
reduce the sauce until thickened (add any
extra salt, pepper or whatever else is desired
at this point)
pour sauce over the lamb and add fruits back.
Serve with fresh coriander leaves.
....
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/f74ihCqoioE?feature=share

Hawaii has a shocking lack of Middle Eastern restaurants. We do go to
one on special occasions. It's a whole nother world within those walls.
Here's a dish made with chicken or lamb and nuts. The last time we was
there, I fell into a deep sleep on the cushions. They sprayed some
rose/orange water in my face to bring me to. It's a traditional thing
they do. If you're in the desert, they throw hot sand in your face.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/UN8aLVWSaoDAhgRS7

Coogan's Bluff

2024-11-20 20:30:48 UTC

Post by Coogan's Bluff
⚱️🪔🥘
http://youtu.be/KilpSdcNlTE
Lamb shank cooked in sweet and savory delicacy, a traditional dish from
Morocco, cooked in Moroccan spices and dried apricots and fresh dates.
Salt & Pepper
1Tbs Paprika
2Tbs Dried Coriander
2Tbs minced garlic
1Tbs minced garlic
Refrigerate overnight
Preheat oven to 200C
Put 3Tbs oil in ovenproof dish (clay tagine or
large pot)
Sautee 1 red onion for 3 minutes,
add to the pan 1 cinnamon stick, 1 tsp dried
ginger, 1 tsp red chili, 1 TBS tomato
paste…cook for 2 minutes
Add lamb shanks and brown on each side
Add water (2 cups.OR however much it takes
to cover the lamb 3/4 in the pot)
Add 6-8 dried dates, 10-12 dried apricots
Bring to a boil and cover, transfer dish/pot to
oven
Cook for 60 minutes, then turn the lamb
around and bake another 30 minutes or until
lamb is tender
Remove meat and fruits from the sauce, then
reduce the sauce until thickened (add any
extra salt, pepper or whatever else is desired
at this point)
pour sauce over the lamb and add fruits back.
Serve with fresh coriander leaves.
....
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/f74ihCqoioE?feature=share

Hawaii has a shocking lack of Middle Eastern restaurants. We do go to
one on special occasions. It's a whole nother world within those walls.

So many well-blended spices and tastes, it does get my motor running
too. More so than the Indian cuisine.

Post by dsi1
Here's a dish made with chicken or lamb and nuts. The last time we was
there, I fell into a deep sleep on the cushions. They sprayed some
rose/orange water in my face to bring me to. It's a traditional thing
they do. If you're in the desert, they throw hot sand in your face.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/UN8aLVWSaoDAhgRS7

Is that cinnamon and sugar on top?

Or sand perhaps..
😊

dsi1

2024-11-20 21:17:03 UTC

Post by Coogan's Bluff
⚱️🪔🥘
http://youtu.be/KilpSdcNlTE
Lamb shank cooked in sweet and savory delicacy, a traditional dish from
Morocco, cooked in Moroccan spices and dried apricots and fresh dates.
Salt & Pepper
1Tbs Paprika
2Tbs Dried Coriander
2Tbs minced garlic
1Tbs minced garlic
Refrigerate overnight
Preheat oven to 200C
Put 3Tbs oil in ovenproof dish (clay tagine or
large pot)
Sautee 1 red onion for 3 minutes,
add to the pan 1 cinnamon stick, 1 tsp dried
ginger, 1 tsp red chili, 1 TBS tomato
paste…cook for 2 minutes
Add lamb shanks and brown on each side
Add water (2 cups.OR however much it takes
to cover the lamb 3/4 in the pot)
Add 6-8 dried dates, 10-12 dried apricots
Bring to a boil and cover, transfer dish/pot to
oven
Cook for 60 minutes, then turn the lamb
around and bake another 30 minutes or until
lamb is tender
Remove meat and fruits from the sauce, then
reduce the sauce until thickened (add any
extra salt, pepper or whatever else is desired
at this point)
pour sauce over the lamb and add fruits back.
Serve with fresh coriander leaves.
....
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/f74ihCqoioE?feature=share

Hawaii has a shocking lack of Middle Eastern restaurants. We do go to
one on special occasions. It's a whole nother world within those walls.

So many well-blended spices and tastes, it does get my motor running
too. More so than the Indian cuisine.

Is that cinnamon and sugar on top?
Or sand perhaps..
😊

It's a Moroccan dish called pastilla. It's traditionally made from
pigeons. Ha ha - so funny. That is powdered sugar and cinnamon on the
top. It's not for breakfast as it's a savory dish. It's supposed to be
an easy dish to make. Well, okay. I'm up to it, I suppose.

https://www.themediterraneandish.com/pastilla-recipe/

Coogan's Bluff

2024-11-20 21:34:52 UTC

Post by Coogan's Bluff
⚱️🪔🥘
http://youtu.be/KilpSdcNlTE
Lamb shank cooked in sweet and savory delicacy, a traditional dish from
Morocco, cooked in Moroccan spices and dried apricots and fresh dates.
Salt & Pepper
1Tbs Paprika
2Tbs Dried Coriander
2Tbs minced garlic
1Tbs minced garlic
Refrigerate overnight
Preheat oven to 200C
Put 3Tbs oil in ovenproof dish (clay tagine or
large pot)
Sautee 1 red onion for 3 minutes,
add to the pan 1 cinnamon stick, 1 tsp dried
ginger, 1 tsp red chili, 1 TBS tomato
paste…cook for 2 minutes
Add lamb shanks and brown on each side
Add water (2 cups.OR however much it takes
to cover the lamb 3/4 in the pot)
Add 6-8 dried dates, 10-12 dried apricots
Bring to a boil and cover, transfer dish/pot to
oven
Cook for 60 minutes, then turn the lamb
around and bake another 30 minutes or until
lamb is tender
Remove meat and fruits from the sauce, then
reduce the sauce until thickened (add any
extra salt, pepper or whatever else is desired
at this point)
pour sauce over the lamb and add fruits back.
Serve with fresh coriander leaves.
....
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/f74ihCqoioE?feature=share

Hawaii has a shocking lack of Middle Eastern restaurants. We do go to
one on special occasions. It's a whole nother world within those walls.

So many well-blended spices and tastes, it does get my motor running
too. More so than the Indian cuisine.

Is that cinnamon and sugar on top?
Or sand perhaps..
😊

It's a Moroccan dish called pastilla. It's traditionally made from
pigeons. Ha ha - so funny.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/WiDdcA6l7gg?feature=share

😱

The look on the dog's face says it all...

Post by dsi1
That is powdered sugar and cinnamon on the
top. It's not for breakfast as it's a savory dish. It's supposed to be
an easy dish to make. Well, okay. I'm up to it, I suppose.
https://www.themediterraneandish.com/pastilla-recipe/

Heh...the sisterhood of the heavy set pans will be all over you when
they read this:

"Arrange the phyllo dough in the skillet. Brush the bottom and sides of
a 10-inch pie dish or heat-safe skillet with extra virgin olive oil. I
used a well-seasoned cast-iron skillet."

Thx for the recipe - this is well worth trying out.

dsi1

2024-11-21 01:45:09 UTC

Post by Coogan's Bluff
http://youtu.be/nvv9ywhbfhE
The look on the dog's face says it all...

Indeed - "You're next!" Our friend has said that she will bring some
Cornish game hens to our Thanksgiving lunch. I'm not a big fan but
perhaps I should just grab one and start munching on a whole one like
those Chinese dudes. That would be classic.

Heh...the sisterhood of the heavy set pans will be all over you when
"Arrange the phyllo dough in the skillet. Brush the bottom and sides of
a 10-inch pie dish or heat-safe skillet with extra virgin olive oil. I
used a well-seasoned cast-iron skillet."
Thx for the recipe - this is well worth trying out.

I'd use a pan with a more sloping sides and flip it for aesthetic
reasons. I'm just that kind of guy.

Hank Rogers

2024-11-21 02:05:17 UTC

Post by Coogan's Bluff
http://youtu.be/nvv9ywhbfhE
The look on the dog's face says it all...

I'd use a pan with a more sloping sides and flip it for aesthetic
reasons. I'm just that kind of guy.

Naturally Uncle, yoose Wok.

Coogan's Bluff

2024-11-21 17:10:01 UTC

Post by Coogan's Bluff
http://youtu.be/nvv9ywhbfhE
The look on the dog's face says it all...

I'd use a pan with a more sloping sides and flip it for aesthetic
reasons. I'm just that kind of guy.

+1

phylo flip protocol noted

Michael Trew

2024-11-21 17:46:50 UTC

Post by dsi1
Indeed - "You're next!" Our friend has said that she will bring some
Cornish game hens to our Thanksgiving lunch. I'm not a big fan but
perhaps I should just grab one and start munching on a whole one like
those Chinese dudes. That would be classic.

I never understood cornish hens. I've seen them mentioned on RFC
before, but I passed at my local market. Two of them frozen cost more
than a whole chicken, for a whole lot less meat to boot.

A semi-regular RFC discussion was always ox-tail. I've seen a bit of
that at my local market lately, but the cheapest package is $10, and for
so little meat... I don't see the point paying that much for scraps.

Bruce

2024-11-21 17:52:26 UTC

On Thu, 21 Nov 2024 12:46:50 -0500, Michael Trew

Post by Michael Trew

I never understood cornish hens. I've seen them mentioned on RFC
before, but I passed at my local market. Two of them frozen cost more
than a whole chicken, for a whole lot less meat to boot.

But they come with a lot of corn, maybe?

--
Bruce
<https://i.postimg.cc/zf7JhPvB/the-lord-of-the-rings.jpg>

Jim

2024-11-21 21:04:24 UTC

Post by Bruce
But they come with a lot of corn, maybe?

Kernel might be a good nick name for you, as must
as you worship corn.

Coogan's Bluff

2024-11-21 18:38:04 UTC

I never understood cornish hens. I've seen them mentioned on RFC
before, but I passed at my local market. Two of them frozen cost more
than a whole chicken, for a whole lot less meat to boot.

Not excessively so:

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Tyson-All-Natural-Premium-Chicken-Cornish-Hen-Twin-Pack-3-25-lb-Frozen/48533971

$10.54
$3.19/lb

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Marketside-Butcher-Whole-Frying-Chicken-Without-Neck-Giblets-4-0-5-6/113765265?classType=REGULAR&from=/search

$10.95
$2.36/lb

And the meat is sweeter by a noticeable margin.

The typical fryer these days is a hormone-laden monster compared to a
natural free range bird.

2024-11-21 21:54:37 UTC

I never understood cornish hens.Â I've seen them mentioned on RFC before,
but I passed at my local market.Â Two of them frozen cost more than a whole
chicken, for a whole lot less meat to boot.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Tyson-All-Natural-Premium-Chicken-Cornish-Hen-Twin-Pack-3-25-lb-Frozen/48533971
$10.54
$3.19/lb
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Marketside-Butcher-Whole-Frying-Chicken-Without-Neck-Giblets-4-0-5-6/113765265?classType=REGULAR&from=/search
$10.95
$2.36/lb
And the meat is sweeter by a noticeable margin.
The typical fryer these days is a hormone-laden monster compared to a natural
free range bird.

The wife and I missed the chicken delivery window from a local farm, and
since we'll be in sweden for 3 weeks for christmas, we'll miss the next
windows as well. But in january we hope to get our free range, farm
produced chicken and it will be very exciting to compare the taste with
the hormon-monsters we probably usually get in the super markets (and they
add water as well those bastards!).

Coogan's Bluff

2024-11-21 22:38:47 UTC

I never understood cornish hens. I've seen them mentioned on RFC
before, but I passed at my local market. Two of them frozen cost
more than a whole chicken, for a whole lot less meat to boot.

Expect a less yellow-skinned bird, and as well much sweeter tasting meat.

Ironic that free range eggs tend to be a lot more yellow/orange.

dsi1

2024-11-21 19:24:40 UTC

Post by Michael Trew

I never understood cornish hens. I've seen them mentioned on RFC
before, but I passed at my local market. Two of them frozen cost more
than a whole chicken, for a whole lot less meat to boot.
A semi-regular RFC discussion was always ox-tail. I've seen a bit of
that at my local market lately, but the cheapest package is $10, and for
so little meat... I don't see the point paying that much for scraps.

The world is an awesome place filled with much wonderment. You would
think that one of those baby chickens would cost less than a grown
chicken. They should sell those things 2 for 5 bucks in the hot food
section of stores. I'm might even go for one of those. Our friend must
think they're special party food. I'll have to give that a try.

Oxtail soup is popular on this rock. It probably comes from the
plantation days when some discarded tails was all the workers could get.
It's quite easy to make but a bowl will cost you 20 to 25 bucks at a
restaurant. Maybe I can make it for Thanksgiving. That would be radical.
Oxtail soup in Hawaii is different from the soup made on the mainland,
which is more like a stew. Hawaii's version is a Chinese based, clear
soup.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/1eSb9jZCtFsNLsSK7

Coogan's Bluff

2024-11-21 19:57:57 UTC

I never understood cornish hens. I've seen them mentioned on RFC
before, but I passed at my local market. Two of them frozen cost more
than a whole chicken, for a whole lot less meat to boot.
A semi-regular RFC discussion was always ox-tail. I've seen a bit of
that at my local market lately, but the cheapest package is $10, and for
so little meat... I don't see the point paying that much for scraps.

They truly would be a rotisseries machine treat!

Precisely the right size for a meal for 2 or 1 hangry ohana...

Post by dsi1
Oxtail soup is popular on this rock. It probably comes from the
plantation days when some discarded tails was all the workers could get.
It's quite easy to make but a bowl will cost you 20 to 25 bucks at a
restaurant. Maybe I can make it for Thanksgiving. That would be radical.
Oxtail soup in Hawaii is different from the soup made on the mainland,
which is more like a stew. Hawaii's version is a Chinese based, clear
soup.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/1eSb9jZCtFsNLsSK7

Now we're talking:

https://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/oxtail-soup-16991398

Recipe courtesy of Rutt's Hawaiian Cafe
Oxtail Soup

Boil the oxtail in 2 gallons water in a saucepan for 2 hours over medium
heat, skimming the top for any impurities and adding more water if
necessary to ensure that the oxtail is covered with liquid. Check the
meat for tenderness, then continue to cook if it is not tender. Add the
beef base, salt and pepper, then add the ginger, shiitake mushrooms and
daikon. Let simmer for 30 minutes, then add the celery and carrots.
Continue cooking until the meat comes off the bone easily.

Vietnamese style:

🤙
🤙

dsi1

2024-11-21 22:41:26 UTC

I never understood cornish hens. I've seen them mentioned on RFC
before, but I passed at my local market. Two of them frozen cost more
than a whole chicken, for a whole lot less meat to boot.
A semi-regular RFC discussion was always ox-tail. I've seen a bit of
that at my local market lately, but the cheapest package is $10, and for
so little meat... I don't see the point paying that much for scraps.

They truly would be a rotisseries machine treat!
Precisely the right size for a meal for 2 or 1 hangry ohana...

https://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/oxtail-soup-16991398
Recipe courtesy of Rutt's Hawaiian Cafe
Oxtail Soup
Boil the oxtail in 2 gallons water in a saucepan for 2 hours over medium
heat, skimming the top for any impurities and adding more water if
necessary to ensure that the oxtail is covered with liquid. Check the
meat for tenderness, then continue to cook if it is not tender. Add the
beef base, salt and pepper, then add the ginger, shiitake mushrooms and
daikon. Let simmer for 30 minutes, then add the celery and carrots.
Continue cooking until the meat comes off the bone easily.
http://youtu.be/dWHF9rou6u8
http://youtu.be/vvofVIBAajo
🤙
🤙

It sounds good to me. I like a clear broth so after boiling the tails
for a while, I'd rinse off the tails and dump the water and continue
with fresh water. I don't care for star anise so that's not going in -
unless a Chinese person is going to have some. Typically, the meat is
served on the bone but I'm not against deboning the dish - unless a
Chinese person is going to have some. The carrots, mushrooms, and diakon
makes the soup more Okinawan style.

Coogan's Bluff

2024-11-21 23:08:48 UTC

I never understood cornish hens. I've seen them mentioned on RFC
before, but I passed at my local market. Two of them frozen cost more
than a whole chicken, for a whole lot less meat to boot.
A semi-regular RFC discussion was always ox-tail. I've seen a bit of
that at my local market lately, but the cheapest package is $10, and for
so little meat... I don't see the point paying that much for scraps.

They truly would be a rotisseries machine treat!
Precisely the right size for a meal for 2 or 1 hangry ohana...

It sounds good to me. I like a clear broth so after boiling the tails
for a while, I'd rinse off the tails and dump the water and continue
with fresh water.

Post by dsi1
I don't care for star anise so that's not going in -
unless a Chinese person is going to have some.

5 Spice powder then?

Post by dsi1
Typically, the meat is
served on the bone but I'm not against deboning the dish - unless a
Chinese person is going to have some. The carrots, mushrooms, and diakon
makes the soup more Okinawan style.
http://youtu.be/kKaUr9HGZPw

I like the addition of the orange peel, and now I know what your greens
were - Kai Choy.

I have no idea if I can find them, but basic mustard greens ought not be
a problem.

Tell you what, Okinawa gets a lot right - their designer curry especially!

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/d7pMqdWYO9s?feature=share

Cheese, who knew?

The S&B I stay stocked up on always.

dsi1

2024-11-21 23:47:58 UTC

I never understood cornish hens. I've seen them mentioned on RFC
before, but I passed at my local market. Two of them frozen cost more
than a whole chicken, for a whole lot less meat to boot.
A semi-regular RFC discussion was always ox-tail. I've seen a bit of
that at my local market lately, but the cheapest package is $10, and for
so little meat... I don't see the point paying that much for scraps.

They truly would be a rotisseries machine treat!
Precisely the right size for a meal for 2 or 1 hangry ohana...

It sounds good to me. I like a clear broth so after boiling the tails
for a while, I'd rinse off the tails and dump the water and continue
with fresh water.

Post by dsi1
I don't care for star anise so that's not going in -
unless a Chinese person is going to have some.

5 Spice powder then?

I like the addition of the orange peel, and now I know what your greens
were - Kai Choy.
I have no idea if I can find them, but basic mustard greens ought not be
a problem.
Tell you what, Okinawa gets a lot right - their designer curry
especially!
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/d7pMqdWYO9s?feature=share
Cheese, who knew?
The S&B I stay stocked up on always.

It's interesting alright. The cheese thing is probably the influence of
the post-war influence of the American army bases in Okinawa. It's the
same thing that happened in Korea and Hawaii. We all unabashedly have a
love for Spam.

Ed P

2024-11-21 20:28:31 UTC

I never understood cornish hens. I've seen them mentioned on RFC
before, but I passed at my local market. Two of them frozen cost more
than a whole chicken, for a whole lot less meat to boot.

I've had them in the past. If you have a big appetite you can make one
per person, even a half is good portion. They are just a small breed of
chicken.

IMO, the main advantage would be to impress your dinner guests

Dave Smith

2024-11-21 20:38:13 UTC

I've had them in the past. If you have a big appetite you can make one
per person, even a half is good portion. They are just a small breed of
chicken.
IMO, the main advantage would be to impress your dinner guests

I've had had them a couple times. My mother did them once and then we
had them for Christmas dinner the month after my MiL died. My nephew
was living with a very talented chef and she prepared them. She did a
great job on them. A turkey would have been a lot easy but the
presentation was amazing.

Cindy Hamilton

2024-11-21 22:38:44 UTC

Post by Michael Trew

I never understood cornish hens. I've seen them mentioned on RFC
before, but I passed at my local market. Two of them frozen cost more
than a whole chicken, for a whole lot less meat to boot.

They make a nice presentation. For example, at a romantic dinner
for two.

--
Cindy Hamilton

Dave Smith

2024-11-20 21:02:04 UTC

Post by dsi1
Hawaii has a shocking lack of Middle Eastern restaurants. We do go to
one on special occasions. It's a whole nother world within those walls.
Here's a dish made with chicken or lamb and nuts. The last time we was
there, I fell into a deep sleep on the cushions. They sprayed some
rose/orange water in my face to bring me to. It's a traditional thing
they do. If you're in the desert, they throw hot sand in your face.

Based on the reports I see in the regional public health releases that
probably saves them a lot of work. There are an inordinate number of
Chinese, Indian and Middle Eastern restaurants that get shut down for
violations, but the Middle Eastern are most often the source of
infections. Those rotating spits of meat are food poisoning waiting to
happen.

Coogan's Bluff

2024-11-20 21:14:21 UTC

Those rotating spits of meat are food poisoning waiting to happen.

And yet it does not if the chef is skilled.

Or the door stays closed:

Or you use pineapples as the core:

Ask your Pastor!

2024-11-20 22:01:58 UTC

â±ïžðªð¥
http://youtu.be/KilpSdcNlTE
Lamb shank cooked in sweet and savory delicacy, a traditional dish from
Morocco, cooked in Moroccan spices and dried apricots and fresh dates.
Salt & Pepper
1Tbs Paprika
2Tbs Dried Coriander
2Tbs minced garlic
1Tbs minced garlic
Refrigerate overnight
Preheat oven to 200C
Put 3Tbs oil in ovenproof dish (clay tagine or
large pot)
Sautee 1 red onion for 3 minutes,
add to the pan 1 cinnamon stick, 1 tsp dried
ginger, 1 tsp red chili, 1 TBS tomato
pasteâŠcook for 2 minutes
Add lamb shanks and brown on each side
Add water (2 cups.OR however much it takes
to cover the lamb 3/4 in the pot)
Add 6-8 dried dates, 10-12 dried apricots
Bring to a boil and cover, transfer dish/pot to
oven
Cook for 60 minutes, then turn the lamb
around and bake another 30 minutes or until
lamb is tender
Remove meat and fruits from the sauce, then
reduce the sauce until thickened (add any
extra salt, pepper or whatever else is desired
at this point)
pour sauce over the lamb and add fruits back.
Serve with fresh coriander leaves.
....
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/f74ihCqoioE?feature=share

Also watch out for the unshaven arabians with long beards. They can be
really nasty! Clean shaven ones, are generally ok, except if those are
unshaven ones masquerading as ok arabians. Very tricky to detect them!

Janet

2024-11-21 12:41:11 UTC

In article <0dc4ac81a63e00fb0c2dafb4f1be1ad1
@www.novabbs.org>, ***@yahoo.com says...

Post by dsi1
Hawaii has a shocking lack of Middle Eastern restaurants.

Morocco is not in the Middle East.

It's in the top left hand corner of North Africa,
bordering the Atlantic ocean.

https://www.worldatlas.com/maps/morocco

Janet UK

Cindy Hamilton

2024-11-21 13:10:35 UTC

Post by Janet
In article <0dc4ac81a63e00fb0c2dafb4f1be1ad1
@www.novabbs.org>, ***@yahoo.com says...

Post by dsi1
Hawaii has a shocking lack of Middle Eastern restaurants.

Morocco is not in the Middle East.
It's in the top left hand corner of North Africa,
bordering the Atlantic ocean.
https://www.worldatlas.com/maps/morocco

True. But its culture and cuisine are Middle Eastern flavored.

"The Muslim conquest of the Maghreb that had begun during the mid-7th
century was completed under the Umayyad Caliphate by 709. The caliphate
introduced both Islam and the Arabic language to the area; this period
also saw the beginning of a trend of Arab migration to the Maghreb which
would last for centuries and effect a demographic shift in the region."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morocco#Foundation_and_dynasties

--
Cindy Hamilton

Janet

2024-11-21 14:26:48 UTC

In article <vhnbgb$lah7$***@dont-email.me>, chamilton5280
@invalid.com says...

Post by Janet
In article <0dc4ac81a63e00fb0c2dafb4f1be1ad1
@www.novabbs.org>, ***@yahoo.com says...

Post by dsi1
Hawaii has a shocking lack of Middle Eastern restaurants.

Morocco is not in the Middle East.
It's in the top left hand corner of North Africa,
bordering the Atlantic ocean.
https://www.worldatlas.com/maps/morocco

True. But its culture and cuisine are Middle Eastern flavored.
"The Muslim conquest of the Maghreb that had begun

during the mid-7th

Post by Cindy Hamilton
century was completed under t by 709. The caliphate
introduced both Islam and the Arabic language to the area; this period
also saw the beginning of a trend of Arab migration to the Maghreb which
would last for centuries and effect a demographic shift in the region."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morocco#Foundation_and_dynasties

True, but history has moved on. Today, the culture and
cuisine of Morocco are distinct from those of modern
Saudi Arabia, Egypt,(and other ME countries).

The cultures and cuisines of USA have changed from the
current culture and cuisines of European nations which
colonised the Americas just a few centuries ago.

Much of the Middle East is so close to Europe, that
Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt, Turkey,are popular cheap holiday
destinations.

Janet UK

Cindy Hamilton

2024-11-21 15:21:44 UTC

Post by Janet
@invalid.com says...

Post by Janet
In article <0dc4ac81a63e00fb0c2dafb4f1be1ad1
@www.novabbs.org>, ***@yahoo.com says...

Post by dsi1
Hawaii has a shocking lack of Middle Eastern restaurants.

Morocco is not in the Middle East.
It's in the top left hand corner of North Africa,
bordering the Atlantic ocean.
https://www.worldatlas.com/maps/morocco

True. But its culture and cuisine are Middle Eastern flavored.
"The Muslim conquest of the Maghreb that had begun

during the mid-7th

True, but history has moved on. Today, the culture and
cuisine of Morocco are distinct from those of modern
Saudi Arabia, Egypt,(and other ME countries).

Distinct, but identifiably similar.

Kind of the way Afghan food is a bit like Middle Eastern
and a bit like Indian.

--
Cindy Hamilton

Bruce

2024-11-21 17:39:54 UTC

On Thu, 21 Nov 2024 13:10:35 -0000 (UTC), Cindy Hamilton

Post by Janet
In article <0dc4ac81a63e00fb0c2dafb4f1be1ad1
@www.novabbs.org>, ***@yahoo.com says...

Post by dsi1
Hawaii has a shocking lack of Middle Eastern restaurants.

Morocco is not in the Middle East.
It's in the top left hand corner of North Africa,
bordering the Atlantic ocean.
https://www.worldatlas.com/maps/morocco

True. But its culture and cuisine are Middle Eastern flavored.

You mean that they're Muslims. That doesn't make it part of the Middle
East. The US isn't Europe.

--
Bruce
<https://i.postimg.cc/zf7JhPvB/the-lord-of-the-rings.jpg>

Ed P

2024-11-21 17:50:31 UTC

Post by Bruce
On Thu, 21 Nov 2024 13:10:35 -0000 (UTC), Cindy Hamilton

Post by Janet
In article <0dc4ac81a63e00fb0c2dafb4f1be1ad1
@www.novabbs.org>, ***@yahoo.com says...

Post by dsi1
Hawaii has a shocking lack of Middle Eastern restaurants.

Morocco is not in the Middle East.
It's in the top left hand corner of North Africa,
bordering the Atlantic ocean.
https://www.worldatlas.com/maps/morocco

True. But its culture and cuisine are Middle Eastern flavored.

You mean that they're Muslims. That doesn't make it part of the Middle
East. The US isn't Europe.

She said it is on the Atlantic ocean. I've been on the shore of the
Atlantic Ocean many times, never saw it.

Bruce

2024-11-21 18:01:00 UTC

Post by Ed P

Post by Bruce
On Thu, 21 Nov 2024 13:10:35 -0000 (UTC), Cindy Hamilton

Post by Janet
In article <0dc4ac81a63e00fb0c2dafb4f1be1ad1
@www.novabbs.org>, ***@yahoo.com says...

Post by dsi1
Hawaii has a shocking lack of Middle Eastern restaurants.

Morocco is not in the Middle East.
It's in the top left hand corner of North Africa,
bordering the Atlantic ocean.
https://www.worldatlas.com/maps/morocco

True. But its culture and cuisine are Middle Eastern flavored.

You mean that they're Muslims. That doesn't make it part of the Middle
East. The US isn't Europe.

She said it is on the Atlantic ocean. I've been on the shore of the
Atlantic Ocean many times, never saw it.

Me neither, although I've seen many Moroccans. They're the
Netherlands' Mexicans, except they come with the usual Muslim
problems.

--
Bruce
<https://i.postimg.cc/zf7JhPvB/the-lord-of-the-rings.jpg>

Coogan's Bluff

2024-11-21 18:45:42 UTC

Post by Bruce
although I've seen many Moroccans. They're the
Netherlands' Mexicans, except they come with the usual Muslim
problems.

Wow.

Bigotry just infuses your soul.

Coogan's Bluff

2024-11-21 18:40:15 UTC

Post by Bruce
On Thu, 21 Nov 2024 13:10:35 -0000 (UTC), Cindy Hamilton

Post by Janet
In article <0dc4ac81a63e00fb0c2dafb4f1be1ad1
@www.novabbs.org>, ***@yahoo.com says...

Post by dsi1
Hawaii has a shocking lack of Middle Eastern restaurants.

   Morocco is not in the Middle East.
   It's in the top left hand corner of North Africa,
bordering the Atlantic ocean.
   https://www.worldatlas.com/maps/morocco

True. But its culture and cuisine are Middle Eastern flavored.

You mean that they're Muslims. That doesn't make it part of the Middle
East. The US isn't Europe.

She said it is on the Atlantic ocean. I've been on the shore of the
Atlantic Ocean many times, never saw it.

Dolthead!

https://www.experienceittours.com/morocco/travel/the-atlantic-coastline-of-morocco/

Casablanca is the largest city in Morocco and located on the edge of the
Atlantic Ocean it offers tourists so much to do and see.

Janet

2024-11-21 20:59:27 UTC

In article <vhnrt8$o3ev$***@dont-email.me>, ***@snet.n
says...

Post by Ed P

Post by Bruce
On Thu, 21 Nov 2024 13:10:35 -0000 (UTC), Cindy Hamilton

Post by Janet
In article <0dc4ac81a63e00fb0c2dafb4f1be1ad1
@www.novabbs.org>, ***@yahoo.com says...

Post by dsi1
Hawaii has a shocking lack of Middle Eastern restaurants.

Morocco is not in the Middle East.
It's in the top left hand corner of North Africa,
bordering the Atlantic ocean.
https://www.worldatlas.com/maps/morocco

True. But its culture and cuisine are Middle Eastern flavored.

You mean that they're Muslims. That doesn't make it part of the Middle
East. The US isn't Europe.

She said it is on the Atlantic ocean. I've been on the shore of the
Atlantic Ocean many times, never saw it.

You must be very, very short sighted.

Janet UK

Jim

2024-11-21 21:02:15 UTC

Post by Bruce
The US isn't Europe.

Thank goodness.

Bruce

2024-11-21 21:06:56 UTC

Post by Bruce
The US isn't Europe.

Thank goodness.

God's own country. The greatest democracy on the planet. A beacon of
light in a dark world.

Better?

--
Bruce
<https://i.postimg.cc/zf7JhPvB/the-lord-of-the-rings.jpg>

Jim

2024-11-21 21:14:12 UTC

Post by Bruce
The US isn't Europe.

Thank goodness.

God's own country. The greatest democracy on the planet. A beacon of
light in a dark world.
Better?

A bit excessive but better, yes.

Bruce

2024-11-21 21:45:38 UTC

Post by Bruce
The US isn't Europe.

Thank goodness.

God's own country. The greatest democracy on the planet. A beacon of
light in a dark world.
Better?

A bit excessive but better, yes.

But everybody, except 50% of Americans, would know that any
non-American who talks like that is being sarcastic.

--
Bruce
<https://i.postimg.cc/zf7JhPvB/the-lord-of-the-rings.jpg>

Coogan's Bluff

2024-11-21 21:21:29 UTC

Post by Bruce
The US isn't Europe.

Thank goodness.

God's own country. The greatest democracy on the planet. A beacon of
light in a dark world.
Better?

Accurate at least.

Cindy Hamilton

2024-11-21 22:37:14 UTC

Post by Bruce
On Thu, 21 Nov 2024 13:10:35 -0000 (UTC), Cindy Hamilton

Post by Janet
In article <0dc4ac81a63e00fb0c2dafb4f1be1ad1
@www.novabbs.org>, ***@yahoo.com says...

Post by dsi1
Hawaii has a shocking lack of Middle Eastern restaurants.

Morocco is not in the Middle East.
It's in the top left hand corner of North Africa,
bordering the Atlantic ocean.
https://www.worldatlas.com/maps/morocco

True. But its culture and cuisine are Middle Eastern flavored.

You mean that they're Muslims. That doesn't make it part of the Middle
East. The US isn't Europe.

I never said Morocco is in the Middle East. Its culture and
cuisine were strongly influenced by Arab immigration starting
in the early 8th Century.

--
Cindy Hamilton

Bruce

2024-11-21 23:21:43 UTC

On Thu, 21 Nov 2024 22:37:14 -0000 (UTC), Cindy Hamilton

Post by Bruce
On Thu, 21 Nov 2024 13:10:35 -0000 (UTC), Cindy Hamilton

Post by Janet
In article <0dc4ac81a63e00fb0c2dafb4f1be1ad1
@www.novabbs.org>, ***@yahoo.com says...

Post by dsi1
Hawaii has a shocking lack of Middle Eastern restaurants.

Morocco is not in the Middle East.
It's in the top left hand corner of North Africa,
bordering the Atlantic ocean.
https://www.worldatlas.com/maps/morocco

True. But its culture and cuisine are Middle Eastern flavored.

You mean that they're Muslims. That doesn't make it part of the Middle
East. The US isn't Europe.

I never said Morocco is in the Middle East. Its culture and
cuisine were strongly influenced by Arab immigration starting
in the early 8th Century.

Good, then we agree.

--
Bruce
<https://i.postimg.cc/zf7JhPvB/the-lord-of-the-rings.jpg>

Coogan's Bluff

2024-11-21 23:24:23 UTC

Post by Bruce
On Thu, 21 Nov 2024 22:37:14 -0000 (UTC), Cindy Hamilton

Post by Bruce
On Thu, 21 Nov 2024 13:10:35 -0000 (UTC), Cindy Hamilton

Post by Janet
In article <0dc4ac81a63e00fb0c2dafb4f1be1ad1
@www.novabbs.org>, ***@yahoo.com says...

Post by dsi1
Hawaii has a shocking lack of Middle Eastern restaurants.

Morocco is not in the Middle East.
It's in the top left hand corner of North Africa,
bordering the Atlantic ocean.
https://www.worldatlas.com/maps/morocco

True. But its culture and cuisine are Middle Eastern flavored.

You mean that they're Muslims. That doesn't make it part of the Middle
East. The US isn't Europe.

I never said Morocco is in the Middle East. Its culture and
cuisine were strongly influenced by Arab immigration starting
in the early 8th Century.

Good, then we agree.

Lordy, you'd best dart that alliance while it's still up...

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dsi1

2024-11-21 16:57:02 UTC

Post by Janet
In article <0dc4ac81a63e00fb0c2dafb4f1be1ad1
@www.novabbs.org>, ***@yahoo.com says...

Post by dsi1
Hawaii has a shocking lack of Middle Eastern restaurants.

Morocco is not in the Middle East.
It's in the top left hand corner of North Africa,
bordering the Atlantic ocean.
https://www.worldatlas.com/maps/morocco
Janet UK

Bruce

2024-11-21 17:38:42 UTC

Post by Janet
In article <0dc4ac81a63e00fb0c2dafb4f1be1ad1
@www.novabbs.org>, ***@yahoo.com says...

Post by dsi1
Hawaii has a shocking lack of Middle Eastern restaurants.

Morocco is not in the Middle East.
It's in the top left hand corner of North Africa,
bordering the Atlantic ocean.
https://www.worldatlas.com/maps/morocco
Janet UK

Morocco in the Middle East, ghe ghe.

--
Bruce
<https://i.postimg.cc/zf7JhPvB/the-lord-of-the-rings.jpg>

dsi1

2024-11-21 18:41:09 UTC

Post by Janet
In article <0dc4ac81a63e00fb0c2dafb4f1be1ad1
@www.novabbs.org>, ***@yahoo.com says...

Post by dsi1
Hawaii has a shocking lack of Middle Eastern restaurants.

Morocco is not in the Middle East.
It's in the top left hand corner of North Africa,
bordering the Atlantic ocean.
https://www.worldatlas.com/maps/morocco
Janet UK

Thanks for the geography lesson. That's just what Americans call that
area of the world. Feel free to be outraged by it if you want. It's not
my kuleana. Here's a nice American English lesson for you.

Bruce

2024-11-21 18:53:02 UTC

Post by Janet
In article <0dc4ac81a63e00fb0c2dafb4f1be1ad1
@www.novabbs.org>, ***@yahoo.com says...

Post by dsi1
Hawaii has a shocking lack of Middle Eastern restaurants.

Morocco is not in the Middle East.
It's in the top left hand corner of North Africa,
bordering the Atlantic ocean.
https://www.worldatlas.com/maps/morocco
Janet UK

Thanks for the geography lesson. That's just what Americans call that
area of the world.

Americans don't call that area of the world the Middle East, unless
they're as ignorant as you.

--
Bruce
<https://i.postimg.cc/zf7JhPvB/the-lord-of-the-rings.jpg>

2024-11-21 20:41:51 UTC

Post by Janet
In article <0dc4ac81a63e00fb0c2dafb4f1be1ad1
@www.novabbs.org>, ***@yahoo.com says...

Post by dsi1
Hawaii has a shocking lack of Middle Eastern restaurants.

Morocco is not in the Middle East.
It's in the top left hand corner of North Africa,
bordering the Atlantic ocean.
https://www.worldatlas.com/maps/morocco
Janet UK

The sentence as quoted, make no claim that morocco is in the middle east.
Please quote creatively if you want to do good trolling.

Coogan's Bluff

2024-11-21 21:02:06 UTC

Post by Janet
In article <0dc4ac81a63e00fb0c2dafb4f1be1ad1
@www.novabbs.org>, ***@yahoo.com says...

Post by dsi1
Hawaii has a shocking lack of Middle Eastern restaurants.

Morocco is not in the Middle East.
It's in the top left hand corner of North Africa,
bordering the Atlantic ocean.
https://www.worldatlas.com/maps/morocco
Janet UK

The sentence as quoted, make no claim that morocco is in the middle
east. Please quote creatively if you want to do good trolling.

Lacks a decent top-water attractant still...;-)

🎣

2024-11-20 21:57:23 UTC

â±ïžðªð¥
http://youtu.be/KilpSdcNlTE
Lamb shank cooked in sweet and savory delicacy, a traditional dish from
Morocco, cooked in Moroccan spices and dried apricots and fresh dates.
Salt & Pepper
1Tbs Paprika
2Tbs Dried Coriander
2Tbs minced garlic
1Tbs minced garlic
Refrigerate overnight
Preheat oven to 200C
Put 3Tbs oil in ovenproof dish (clay tagine or
large pot)
Sautee 1 red onion for 3 minutes,
add to the pan 1 cinnamon stick, 1 tsp dried
ginger, 1 tsp red chili, 1 TBS tomato
pasteâŠcook for 2 minutes
Add lamb shanks and brown on each side
Add water (2 cups.OR however much it takes
to cover the lamb 3/4 in the pot)
Add 6-8 dried dates, 10-12 dried apricots
Bring to a boil and cover, transfer dish/pot to
oven
Cook for 60 minutes, then turn the lamb
around and bake another 30 minutes or until
lamb is tender
Remove meat and fruits from the sauce, then
reduce the sauce until thickened (add any
extra salt, pepper or whatever else is desired
at this point)
pour sauce over the lamb and add fruits back.
Serve with fresh coriander leaves.
...
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/f74ihCqoioE?feature=share

This is the truth! Strangely enough my father just came back from a 1 week
holiday in Morocco, and there were some dried fruits in every single dish.
First it was good, but towards the end it became a bit too much, he told
me. He did see the tree-climbing goats!

Coogan's Bluff

2024-11-20 22:24:24 UTC

Post by Coogan's Bluff
⚱️🪔🥘
http://youtu.be/KilpSdcNlTE
Lamb shank cooked in sweet and savory delicacy, a traditional dish
from Morocco, cooked in Moroccan spices and dried apricots and fresh
dates.
Salt & Pepper
1Tbs Paprika
2Tbs Dried Coriander
2Tbs minced garlic
1Tbs minced garlic
Refrigerate overnight
Preheat oven to 200C
Put 3Tbs oil in ovenproof dish (clay tagine or
large pot)
Sautee 1 red onion for 3 minutes,
add to the pan 1 cinnamon stick, 1 tsp dried
ginger, 1 tsp red chili, 1 TBS tomato
paste…cook for 2 minutes
Add lamb shanks and brown on each side
Add water (2 cups.OR however much it takes
to cover the lamb 3/4 in the pot)
Add 6-8 dried dates, 10-12 dried apricots
Bring to a boil and cover, transfer dish/pot to
oven
Cook for 60 minutes, then turn the lamb
around and bake another 30 minutes or until
lamb is tender
Remove meat and fruits from the sauce, then
reduce the sauce until thickened (add any
extra salt, pepper or whatever else is desired
at this point)
pour sauce over the lamb and add fruits back.
Serve with fresh coriander leaves.
...
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/f74ihCqoioE?feature=share

This is the truth! Strangely enough my father just came back from a 1
week holiday in Morocco, and there were some dried fruits in every
single dish. First it was good, but towards the end it became a bit too
much, he told me.

For me it's almost always too much fruit, but as a change of pace no
problem.

Post by D
He did see the tree-climbing goats!

Those goats are wild - and not as delicate as these:

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/pRD8QitCIYQ?feature=share

2024-11-21 10:29:50 UTC

Post by Coogan's Bluff
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/f74ihCqoioE?feature=share

For me it's almost always too much fruit, but as a change of pace no problem.

This is the truth! Raisins I have in my GlÃ¶gg, and possibly my oatmeal
instead of lingonberry jam, otherwise fruits and sweet stuff I generally try to
avoid in my dishes except for desert.

Post by D
He did see the tree-climbing goats!

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/pRD8QitCIYQ?feature=share

Yep... probably they are not very tasty. All around my house in spain,
there is plenty of Ibex

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ibex

I always wondered if they would be good to eat?

Coogan's Bluff

2024-11-21 17:32:58 UTC

Post by Coogan's Bluff
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/f74ihCqoioE?feature=share

This is the truth! Strangely enough my father just came back from a 1
week holiday in Morocco, and there were some dried fruits in every
single dish. First it was good, but towards the end it became a bit
too much, he told me.

For me it's almost always too much fruit, but as a change of pace no problem.

This is the truth! Raisins I have in my Glögg, and possibly my oatmeal
instead of lingonberry jam, otherwise fruits and sweet stuff I generally
try to avoid in my dishes except for desert.

Small doses of turkish delight tend to be preferable over a Willy Wonka
overload.

Post by D
He did see the tree-climbing goats!

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/pRD8QitCIYQ?feature=share

Yep... probably they are not very tasty. All around my house in spain,
there is plenty of Ibex
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ibex
I always wondered if they would be good to eat?

I hear tell yes, likely in the same class as our domestic mountain goat.

(sturdy and appealing countryside)

(high lonesome)

Bruce

2024-11-21 17:56:52 UTC

On Thu, 21 Nov 2024 10:32:58 -0700, Coogan's Bluff

Post by Coogan's Bluff
Small doses of turkish delight tend to be preferable over a Willy Wonka
overload.

You can't speak of Turkey anymore. Erdogan (Turkey's Trump) doesn't
want his country to be called after the poor bird. From now on, it's
Türkiye. Pronounced something like toork yeah.

--
Bruce
<https://i.postimg.cc/zf7JhPvB/the-lord-of-the-rings.jpg>

Coogan's Bluff

2024-11-21 18:43:22 UTC

Post by Bruce
From now on, it's
Türkiye. Pronounced something like toork yeah.

You should go troll them like you do RFC.

alt.fan.countries.turkey

Bruce

2024-11-21 18:53:30 UTC

On Thu, 21 Nov 2024 11:43:22 -0700, Coogan's Bluff

From now on, it's Türkiye. Pronounced something like toork yeah.

You should go troll them like you do RFC.
alt.fan.countries.turkey

It's true.

--
Bruce
<https://i.postimg.cc/zf7JhPvB/the-lord-of-the-rings.jpg>

dsi1

2024-11-21 19:30:06 UTC

Post by Bruce
On Thu, 21 Nov 2024 10:32:58 -0700, Coogan's Bluff

Post by Coogan's Bluff
Small doses of turkish delight tend to be preferable over a Willy Wonka
overload.

You can't speak of Turkey anymore. Erdogan (Turkey's Trump) doesn't
want his country to be called after the poor bird. From now on, it's
Türkiye. Pronounced something like toork yeah.

The eternal question is this: If Iran attacked Turkey from the rear,
would Greece help?

Bruce

2024-11-21 19:34:05 UTC

Post by Bruce
On Thu, 21 Nov 2024 10:32:58 -0700, Coogan's Bluff

Post by Coogan's Bluff
Small doses of turkish delight tend to be preferable over a Willy Wonka
overload.

You can't speak of Turkey anymore. Erdogan (Turkey's Trump) doesn't
want his country to be called after the poor bird. From now on, it's
Türkiye. Pronounced something like toork yeah.

The eternal question is this: If Iran attacked Turkey from the rear,
would Greece help?

Doesn't matter. It's all Middle East anyway.

--
Bruce
<https://i.postimg.cc/zf7JhPvB/the-lord-of-the-rings.jpg>

dsi1

2024-11-21 19:54:59 UTC

Post by Bruce
On Thu, 21 Nov 2024 10:32:58 -0700, Coogan's Bluff

Post by Coogan's Bluff
Small doses of turkish delight tend to be preferable over a Willy Wonka
overload.

You can't speak of Turkey anymore. Erdogan (Turkey's Trump) doesn't
want his country to be called after the poor bird. From now on, it's
Türkiye. Pronounced something like toork yeah.

The eternal question is this: If Iran attacked Turkey from the rear,
would Greece help?

Doesn't matter. It's all Middle East anyway.

Okay, I'll buy that.

Coogan's Bluff

2024-11-21 20:01:56 UTC

Post by Bruce
On Thu, 21 Nov 2024 10:32:58 -0700, Coogan's Bluff

Post by Coogan's Bluff
Small doses of turkish delight tend to be preferable over a Willy Wonka
overload.

You can't speak of Turkey anymore. Erdogan (Turkey's Trump) doesn't
want his country to be called after the poor bird. From now on, it's
Türkiye. Pronounced something like toork yeah.

The eternal question is this: If Iran attacked Turkey from the rear,
would Greece help?

Doesn't matter. It's all Middle East anyway.

Okay, I'll buy that.

Ha!

Nefendi, how many dinar will that cost you?

💱 🧕 🕌

Coogan's Bluff

2024-11-21 19:59:23 UTC

Post by Bruce
On Thu, 21 Nov 2024 10:32:58 -0700, Coogan's Bluff

Post by Coogan's Bluff
Small doses of turkish delight tend to be preferable over a Willy Wonka
overload.

You can't speak of Turkey anymore. Erdogan (Turkey's Trump) doesn't
want his country to be called after the poor bird. From now on, it's
Türkiye. Pronounced something like toork yeah.

The eternal question is this: If Iran attacked Turkey from the rear,
would Greece help?

Doesn't matter. It's all Middle East anyway.

--- whoosh ---

જ⁀➴

Bruce

2024-11-21 20:03:24 UTC

On Thu, 21 Nov 2024 12:59:23 -0700, Coogan's Bluff

Post by Bruce
On Thu, 21 Nov 2024 10:32:58 -0700, Coogan's Bluff

Post by Coogan's Bluff
Small doses of turkish delight tend to be preferable over a Willy Wonka
overload.

You can't speak of Turkey anymore. Erdogan (Turkey's Trump) doesn't
want his country to be called after the poor bird. From now on, it's
Türkiye. Pronounced something like toork yeah.

The eternal question is this: If Iran attacked Turkey from the rear,
would Greece help?

Doesn't matter. It's all Middle East anyway.

--- whoosh ---

Nah.

--
Bruce
<https://i.postimg.cc/zf7JhPvB/the-lord-of-the-rings.jpg>

Coogan's Bluff

2024-11-21 20:10:19 UTC

Post by Bruce
On Thu, 21 Nov 2024 12:59:23 -0700, Coogan's Bluff

Post by Bruce
On Thu, 21 Nov 2024 10:32:58 -0700, Coogan's Bluff

Post by Coogan's Bluff
Small doses of turkish delight tend to be preferable over a Willy Wonka
overload.

You can't speak of Turkey anymore. Erdogan (Turkey's Trump) doesn't
want his country to be called after the poor bird. From now on, it's
Türkiye. Pronounced something like toork yeah.

The eternal question is this: If Iran attacked Turkey from the rear,
would Greece help?

Doesn't matter. It's all Middle East anyway.

--- whoosh ---

Nah.

Try, I mean really try hard to share a decent Asstaileriean recipe with
us, you could even do a meatless meat pie if your tofu skillz are there...

Coogan's Bluff

2024-11-21 19:58:41 UTC

Post by Bruce
On Thu, 21 Nov 2024 10:32:58 -0700, Coogan's Bluff

Post by Coogan's Bluff
Small doses of turkish delight tend to be preferable over a Willy Wonka
overload.

You can't speak of Turkey anymore. Erdogan (Turkey's Trump) doesn't
want his country to be called after the poor bird. From now on, it's
Türkiye. Pronounced something like toork yeah.

The eternal question is this: If Iran attacked Turkey from the rear,
would Greece help?

Geopolitical sodomy is so kinky!

;-)))

2024-11-21 21:44:07 UTC

Post by Coogan's Bluff
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/f74ihCqoioE?feature=share

This is the truth! Strangely enough my father just came back from a 1
week holiday in Morocco, and there were some dried fruits in every single
dish. First it was good, but towards the end it became a bit too much, he
told me.

For me it's almost always too much fruit, but as a change of pace no problem.

This is the truth! Raisins I have in my GlÃ¶gg, and possibly my oatmeal
instead of lingonberry jam, otherwise fruits and sweet stuff I generally
try to avoid in my dishes except for desert.

Small doses of turkish delight tend to be preferable over a Willy Wonka
overload.

Yes! That's the right way to enjoy your sweets! Not a mountain, but a few
carefully selected pieces. =)

Post by Coogan's Bluff
http://youtu.be/DhrdSylKQ-Q

Post by D
He did see the tree-climbing goats!

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/pRD8QitCIYQ?feature=share

Yep... probably they are not very tasty. All around my house in spain,
there is plenty of Ibex
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ibex
I always wondered if they would be good to eat?

I hear tell yes, likely in the same class as our domestic mountain goat.
http://youtu.be/1YU8T4fySf4
(sturdy and appealing countryside)
http://youtu.be/qofqk_Q5ln4
(high lonesome)

Interesting! I have to investigate if there are any hunters nearby! Maybe
they can shoot one for me? =)

Coogan's Bluff

2024-11-21 21:54:48 UTC

Post by Coogan's Bluff
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/f74ihCqoioE?feature=share

This is the truth! Strangely enough my father just came back from a
1 week holiday in Morocco, and there were some dried fruits in
every single dish. First it was good, but towards the end it became
a bit too much, he told me.

For me it's almost always too much fruit, but as a change of pace no problem.

This is the truth! Raisins I have in my Glögg, and possibly my oatmeal
instead of lingonberry jam, otherwise fruits and sweet stuff I
generally try to avoid in my dishes except for desert.

Small doses of turkish delight tend to be preferable over a Willy
Wonka overload.

Yes! That's the right way to enjoy your sweets! Not a mountain, but a
few carefully selected pieces. =)

Post by Coogan's Bluff
http://youtu.be/DhrdSylKQ-Q

Post by D
He did see the tree-climbing goats!

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/pRD8QitCIYQ?feature=share

Yep... probably they are not very tasty. All around my house in spain,
there is plenty of Ibex
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ibex
I always wondered if they would be good to eat?

I hear tell yes, likely in the same class as our domestic mountain goat.
http://youtu.be/1YU8T4fySf4
(sturdy and appealing countryside)
http://youtu.be/qofqk_Q5ln4
(high lonesome)

Interesting! I have to investigate if there are any hunters nearby!
Maybe they can shoot one for me? =)

A good glasser is just as useful as a shooter.

:-)

dsi1

2024-11-21 11:34:39 UTC

Post by Coogan's Bluff
⚱️🪔🥘
http://youtu.be/KilpSdcNlTE
Lamb shank cooked in sweet and savory delicacy, a traditional dish
from Morocco, cooked in Moroccan spices and dried apricots and fresh
dates.
Salt & Pepper
1Tbs Paprika
2Tbs Dried Coriander
2Tbs minced garlic
1Tbs minced garlic
Refrigerate overnight
Preheat oven to 200C
Put 3Tbs oil in ovenproof dish (clay tagine or
large pot)
Sautee 1 red onion for 3 minutes,
add to the pan 1 cinnamon stick, 1 tsp dried
ginger, 1 tsp red chili, 1 TBS tomato
paste…cook for 2 minutes
Add lamb shanks and brown on each side
Add water (2 cups.OR however much it takes
to cover the lamb 3/4 in the pot)
Add 6-8 dried dates, 10-12 dried apricots
Bring to a boil and cover, transfer dish/pot to
oven
Cook for 60 minutes, then turn the lamb
around and bake another 30 minutes or until
lamb is tender
Remove meat and fruits from the sauce, then
reduce the sauce until thickened (add any
extra salt, pepper or whatever else is desired
at this point)
pour sauce over the lamb and add fruits back.
Serve with fresh coriander leaves.
...
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/f74ihCqoioE?feature=share

This is the truth! Strangely enough my father just came back from a 1
week holiday in Morocco, and there were some dried fruits in every
single dish. First it was good, but towards the end it became a bit too
much, he told me.

For me it's almost always too much fruit, but as a change of pace no
problem.

Post by D
He did see the tree-climbing goats!

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/pRD8QitCIYQ?feature=share

The amazing ability of goats to move about on rocky mountain sides is
legendary. This is not one of them.

Coogan's Bluff

2024-11-21 17:43:39 UTC

Post by Coogan's Bluff
⚱️🪔🥘
http://youtu.be/KilpSdcNlTE
Lamb shank cooked in sweet and savory delicacy, a traditional dish
from Morocco, cooked in Moroccan spices and dried apricots and fresh
dates.
Salt & Pepper
1Tbs Paprika
2Tbs Dried Coriander
2Tbs minced garlic
1Tbs minced garlic
Refrigerate overnight
Preheat oven to 200C
Put 3Tbs oil in ovenproof dish (clay tagine or
large pot)
Sautee 1 red onion for 3 minutes,
add to the pan 1 cinnamon stick, 1 tsp dried
ginger, 1 tsp red chili, 1 TBS tomato
paste…cook for 2 minutes
Add lamb shanks and brown on each side
Add water (2 cups.OR however much it takes
to cover the lamb 3/4 in the pot)
Add 6-8 dried dates, 10-12 dried apricots
Bring to a boil and cover, transfer dish/pot to
oven
Cook for 60 minutes, then turn the lamb
around and bake another 30 minutes or until
lamb is tender
Remove meat and fruits from the sauce, then
reduce the sauce until thickened (add any
extra salt, pepper or whatever else is desired
at this point)
pour sauce over the lamb and add fruits back.
Serve with fresh coriander leaves.
...
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/f74ihCqoioE?feature=share

This is the truth! Strangely enough my father just came back from a 1
week holiday in Morocco, and there were some dried fruits in every
single dish. First it was good, but towards the end it became a bit too
much, he told me.

For me it's almost always too much fruit, but as a change of pace no
problem.

Post by D
He did see the tree-climbing goats!

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/pRD8QitCIYQ?feature=share

The amazing ability of goats to move about on rocky mountain sides is
legendary. This is not one of them.
http://youtu.be/4AC4FM9q5y8

Awww...

:-)

(lacked motivation is all)

dsi1

2024-11-21 18:54:39 UTC

Post by Coogan's Bluff
⚱️🪔🥘
http://youtu.be/KilpSdcNlTE
Lamb shank cooked in sweet and savory delicacy, a traditional dish
from Morocco, cooked in Moroccan spices and dried apricots and fresh
dates.
Salt & Pepper
1Tbs Paprika
2Tbs Dried Coriander
2Tbs minced garlic
1Tbs minced garlic
Refrigerate overnight
Preheat oven to 200C
Put 3Tbs oil in ovenproof dish (clay tagine or
large pot)
Sautee 1 red onion for 3 minutes,
add to the pan 1 cinnamon stick, 1 tsp dried
ginger, 1 tsp red chili, 1 TBS tomato
paste…cook for 2 minutes
Add lamb shanks and brown on each side
Add water (2 cups.OR however much it takes
to cover the lamb 3/4 in the pot)
Add 6-8 dried dates, 10-12 dried apricots
Bring to a boil and cover, transfer dish/pot to
oven
Cook for 60 minutes, then turn the lamb
around and bake another 30 minutes or until
lamb is tender
Remove meat and fruits from the sauce, then
reduce the sauce until thickened (add any
extra salt, pepper or whatever else is desired
at this point)
pour sauce over the lamb and add fruits back.
Serve with fresh coriander leaves.
...
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/f74ihCqoioE?feature=share

This is the truth! Strangely enough my father just came back from a 1
week holiday in Morocco, and there were some dried fruits in every
single dish. First it was good, but towards the end it became a bit too
much, he told me.

For me it's almost always too much fruit, but as a change of pace no
problem.

Post by D
He did see the tree-climbing goats!

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/pRD8QitCIYQ?feature=share

The amazing ability of goats to move about on rocky mountain sides is
legendary. This is not one of them.
http://youtu.be/4AC4FM9q5y8

Awww...
:-)
(lacked motivation is all)
http://youtu.be/lyyfK5P0K1M

"Why was he stuck?" Indeed.

Da Hawaiians don't typically see goats on the mountainside. Perhaps it
was much ado about nothing. We don't see bears on the mountains either -
praise the Lord. I did see one of these critters hanging on to some
bamboo. I suppose the little guy wanted to talk to me about my car
insurance.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/uqcC5NuskSWz4qXL9

Coogan's Bluff

2024-11-21 19:09:59 UTC