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Ethnic Cousine

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A different recipe to enjoy coffee.
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In summer you can not never stop making new salads. This Mexican salad cucumber is an ideal choice. Try it as a light meal, too.
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These are the breads used in the recipe ''Eggs Benedict''. Also, once the temperature is completely dropped, put them in an airtight bag and store in refrigerator or freezer!
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If you do not have time to do all the preparation with the beans and the chick beans, you can use the ones at the can. Use one can from each (about 400gr).
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This a Turkish traditional recipe. You can serve it as a main meal, or to accompany chicken or lamb. If you do not like garlic, skip it.
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Trachana is a traditional Greek pasta. You can find it in the big super markets or at a market with biological products. You can make your soup by adding tomato sauce too.
To make the Turkish black tea like the Turks do you will need two kettles of different sizes: a big and a small one. The big kettle must be made of metal and the small one can be made of metal or ceramic.
http://www.business-with-turkey.com/tourist-guide/making_turkish_tea.shtml
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Cebiche, also spelled Ceviche or Seviche, is considered by most to be the national dish of Peru. It is traditionally made with raw fish which is marinated in lemon or other citrus juice together with salt, chilies, onions and garlic. The acid in the lemon juice together with the salt, stops the growth of micro-organisms in the fish and at the same time softens the fibers as they permeate the flesh. It is traditionally served with slices of cold sweet potatoes or corn-on- the- cob but is also good served on salad leaves with sweetcorn kernels.
http://www.recipes4us.co.uk/Fish%20and%20Shellfish%20MC/Salmon%20Ceviche%20%20%20CD%20%20MC%20%20HD%20%20Peruvian%20%2010mins%20plus%20marinating.htm
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The juice is also served in separate bowls. The idea is to mix it with small pieces of Iranian bread (or pita bread or any kind of Middle Eastern breads).
http://www.iranchamber.com/recipes/soup/aabgoosht.php
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Explore the magic world of Middle East through the food.
http://www.cooks.com/rec/view/0,1643,155160-254195,00.html
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Comment Author Tomy / Sep 25, 2011
I tried this recipe to my girlfriend and she went wowww!! I used a hot mustard and it was fu***n...

Comment Author Maria / Jul 24, 2011
This is a good salad recipe! But I never put onions by now.. I 'll try that, the kids will...

Comment Author CarolM / Jul 3, 2011
Coooooool :)

Comment Author Linda / Jun 24, 2011
That is what i was looking for! thanks nice work!