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Ramadan is a tough time for iskabolow: reduced calorie intake, dambi alert, and the constant search for quality afuur.

So far, I have managed to get over 40 frozen sambuus, 20 bur, malawax, timir, zabayid, maraq in my fridge.

Thank you Rer PG, your kindness !

Remember iskabolow, its not shameful to bring tupperware to take food away.

AW's Suxur Delights:

1. Grits with a touch of butter and brown sugar,

2. Lentil soup with loaf of brown bread

3. 1 liter of water to drink

Not enough time to cook:

1. Wheaties or Weetabix with whole milk

2. Moos to kill the acidity brought by gaajo.

3. Drink 1 liter of water

A/Wahab,

Your welcome to my place for Afur anytime provided you leave your political views at the door. J/k.

As for Suxur, its always porridge or "booresh" (In Somali) and lots of water.

But I never wake up for Suxur.

Luq,

When it comes to eating food, I am nonqabili.

I will sing the lessons of guulwade & xalane if the afuur is good.

[quote="AbdiWahab252"]Luq,

When it comes to eating food, I am nonqabili.

I will sing the lessons of guulwade & xalane if the afuur is good.[/quote]




LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL. . That would be a site to behold.

AW252: sounds like you got everything planned out. I can't stand eating the same things every afur..I like to explore.

Luq,

So I am awaiting an invite saxiib.

Word is that MX can't cook

BiifBaaf,

Bro, may Allah help you in your journey to excellent afuur !

Try to make a diverse set of friends and get invited to eat at their places.

AW252: I noticed it helps to have themes for different nights. Asian one night, Indian another night....etc.

A/Wahab,

Will try to cook the best meal an MX can cook.

[quote="AbdiWahab252"]Luq,

When it comes to eating food, I am nonqabili.

I will sing the lessons of guulwade & xalane if the afuur is good.[/quote]

Hunguri ceeb