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Re: The monotonous Somali cuisine

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I am fairly sure I could happily eat muufo tiinaar and beer ari straight for a week.

On the other hand, rice and boiled bones never did appeal much. I could get basto and saliid down, but if that is what Mac is talking about I don't understand the nostalgia. I much preferred miisharii (cornmeal mush) with a sauce of meat, tomatoes and onions.

What has happened to all the good konfuur food in the diaspora?
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Re: The monotonous Somali cuisine

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Grant,

You have to undertsand that there is a difference between Mishaari and the Soor... Mishaari is more liquid and usually it is drank from a cup...Like the oatmeal... I think the one you are talking about is the Soor...Which is really very yummy when ate with a nicely prepared sauce (suugoo)...I lkie mine with a hot very hot sauce and banana.... Laughing
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Re: The monotonous Somali cuisine

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Kambuli,

Thank you, flower lady!

I don't think I ever heard the word "soor", but I will try to remember it. I still have a large wooden spoon I was told was for mishaari.

All of the corn dishes tasted better in Somalia.
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Re: The monotonous Somali cuisine

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Grant,

Ugali or soor is a wonderful dish. I used to eat one plate and that satisfied by hunger for the whole day plus it made you "regular"
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Re: The monotonous Somali cuisine

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Grant,

Maybe I should deliver to you Laughing Is there a way to deliver frozen food through the postal system Laughing Laughing

I always send baked goods but never frozen food...
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Re: The monotonous Somali cuisine

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Bless you Kambuli, but the USPS isn't going to work. Can you PM me your recipe?
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Re: The monotonous Somali cuisine

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Yuck. Sad Rolling Eyes

I cannot tell you HOW disgusted i am right now . Mad An Old Yuhuud and an Old Majeerten love discussing a dish of soor. Then a little habar gidir hooligan concluding the praise of this fufu dish by underlining the benefit of eating it--- 'it made u regular'!


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Re: The monotonous Somali cuisine

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[quote="DawladSade"]

Sir Lug why does Abdiwahab lick after you in every of your discussions as if you are his long lost daddy?

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Waryaa,

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Re: The monotonous Somali cuisine

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[quote="Basra-"] An Old Yuhuud and an Old Majeerten love discussing a dish of soor. Then a little habar gidir hooligan concluding the praise of this fufu dish by underlining the benefit of eating it--- 'it made u regular'!

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Re: The monotonous Somali cuisine

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Grant,

Can you cook? I will definately PM you the recipe...But I have to be very careful because I don't measure...Somehow I know how to do it with my hands and fingers.... Give me few minutes...

Basra,

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Re: The monotonous Somali cuisine

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[quote="Sir-Luggoyo"][quote="DawladSade"]

Sir Lug why does Abdiwahab lick after you in every of your discussions as if you are his long lost daddy?

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Waryaa,

No one is licking after no one, A/Wahab is one of the few bright forumers in this joint and his contribution is always enlightening, except of course when he is bragging. Coming from the vicinity of Majerten land had a negative impact on him Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing[/quote]


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Re: The monotonous Somali cuisine

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Basra-,

U sure know a lot about dhiilo ? Talking from experience are we ?
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Re: The monotonous Somali cuisine

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Dawladsade,

Siyaasaddu dadka qaarna way kala fogeysaa, qaarna way isu keentaa...Bahasha Siyaasadda la yidhaahdaa waa khatar... Laughing
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Re: The monotonous Somali cuisine

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Dawlo why r u so happy today? Shocked Laughing Laughing
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Re: The monotonous Somali cuisine

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Luugoyo:

Sure thing my Tuuni friend, but I suppose you would know more about Majeerten than I would considering they were resettled in vast numbers in your hood. Plus don't hate on those who provide you with SAAB food.


DawladSade:

I guess u missed your QUULE Flakes this morning. Your pathetic attempts at isku diir doesn't work. So whats the lastest in the world of the Marexan ?
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