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Ashure
1.       Roswitha
4132 posts
 07 Nov 2007 Wed 12:52 am

For the holy month of Ashure, which comes after the Feast of Ramadan, many households prepare a pudding called Ashure to share with guests, friends, and neighbors. According to tradition, Ashure must contain at least fifteen different ingredients, such as peas, beans, almonds, cereals, rice, raisins, rosewater, pomegranate seeds, orange peels, figs, and cinnamon. Throughout much of Turkey, wedding soup, a preparation of lamb meat with bone, egg, lemon juice, flour, butter, and red pepper, is served at wedding celebrations.

2.       Leelu
1746 posts
 07 Nov 2007 Wed 06:24 am

Quoting Roswitha:

For the holy month of Ashure, which comes after the Feast of Ramadan, many households prepare a pudding called Ashure to share with guests, friends, and neighbors. According to tradition, Ashure must contain at least fifteen different ingredients, such as peas, beans, almonds, cereals, rice, raisins, rosewater, pomegranate seeds, orange peels, figs, and cinnamon. Throughout much of Turkey, wedding soup, a preparation of lamb meat with bone, egg, lemon juice, flour, butter, and red pepper, is served at wedding celebrations.

mmmm sounds yummy

3.       Elisabeth
5732 posts
 07 Nov 2007 Wed 06:01 pm

I posted a recipe for it if anyone would like to try to make it. It is in the Turkish recipe section. It is so easy to make.

4.       Umut_Umut
485 posts
 07 Nov 2007 Wed 06:07 pm

I want aşureeeeeeee

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