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come on turkish cooks, where are you?
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02 Apr 2007 Mon 12:01 pm |
I would like an original, turkish hand, native, recipee for lamb pilav, but not with minced meat, but with the whole- piece-of-lamb-meat version!!
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02 Apr 2007 Mon 04:20 pm |
When you google for lamb pilav -minced you get quite some results. Can't choose one for you though..
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02 Apr 2007 Mon 04:47 pm |
Quoting Elisa: When you google for lamb pilav -minced you get quite some results. Can't choose one for you though.. |
Why would someone add minced in a search when he wants the results to be without minced meat?
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02 Apr 2007 Mon 04:56 pm |
Quoting Deli_kizin: Quoting Elisa: When you google for lamb pilav -minced you get quite some results. Can't choose one for you though.. |
Why would someone add minced in a search when he wants the results to be without minced meat? |
It's a boolean search dear
When you add a "-"sign before a tag, that word won't show up in your results. So there should be no hits with the word "minced".
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02 Apr 2007 Mon 10:10 pm |
Quoting Elisa: Quoting Deli_kizin: Quoting Elisa: When you google for lamb pilav -minced you get quite some results. Can't choose one for you though.. |
Why would someone add minced in a search when he wants the results to be without minced meat? |
It's a boolean search dear
When you add a "-"sign before a tag, that word won't show up in your results. So there should be no hits with the word "minced". |
Clever!!!
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02 Apr 2007 Mon 11:03 pm |
Quoting Elisa: boolean search dear
When you add a "-"sign before a tag, that word won't show up in your results. So there should be no hits with the word "minced". |
Ohh that's great! Never heard of that. I already thought
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03 Apr 2007 Tue 12:43 pm |
Hey people thanks for the search tips, anyway I must say I carefully watched your Smiley conversation, better say discussion over the search for recipee, and I laughed till I cried. Oh man, you all did a maestral job out of using the Smileys, Im still laughing, youre grreat.
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13 Apr 2007 Fri 09:20 pm |
here is your recipe
one leg of a lamb
3 water glass of rice (200 ml. glass)
2 tea spoon salt
1 tea spoon ground blackpepper
1 tea spoon thyme
2 table spoon butter
Put the leg on a pot, add some water till it covers the leg. Add 1 tea spoon salt and boil it. When the color of meat changes, try it with a fork, if fork gets trough, stop boiling. Wash the rice with lots of hot water and leave it with some hot water. pt some butter, thyme on leg and cover it with aluminum foil, put it into oven (230 c) cook it for 45 min. In another pot, Melt down the 1 table spoon butter and add the washed rice in it.after that add 4,5 glass of water (the one you boiled the leg with it) salt and blackpaper. cook it for 30 min. when both meat and rice done, put rice on a big service plate, undo foil, put the leg on rice. bon apetite
Even I, laughed to this recipe, but it is right This was my first attempt, so ask me anything you want
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13 Apr 2007 Fri 09:44 pm |
wowwwwwwwwww thats very nice
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