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08 Mar 2006 Wed 06:00 pm |
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Quoting ramayan: and tavada yumurta or kızarmış yumurta its same...dont worry...if u can say all these u learnt any turkısh waiter can get u easily...afiyet olsun...if u dunno i can give menemen's recipe  |
I think I could order boiled egg or fried egg in Türkçe but not scrambled or poached which happen to be my preferred ways of eating eggs :-S
And don't just sit there - getting posting a recipe for menemen on the Turkish Recipes forum 
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08 Mar 2006 Wed 06:02 pm |
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Quoting MissHelen: I think it's because the eggs are normally served *in* the pan (tava) - a li'l shallow metal dish. |
Ah!
Yes of course that makes sense 
I looked at tavada and saw dative state whereas it is really locative state :-S
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08 Mar 2006 Wed 06:52 pm |
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Quoting ramayan: dude midye tava is midye tava...bcos its name is midye tava....
and tavada yumurta or kızarmış yumurta its same...dont worry...if u can say all these u learnt any turkısh waiter can get u easily...afiyet olsun...if u dunno i can give menemen's recipe |
You made me laugh so hard when I read your answer about the midye tava, ramayan.  Dude, you are too funny!
I would really like to know what menemen is. I looked for the word in the dictionary, but couldn't find it. I would love to know your recipe.
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08 Mar 2006 Wed 06:57 pm |
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Quoting ladywriter: I would really like to know what menemen is. I looked for the word in the dictionary, but couldn't find it. I would love to know your recipe.
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*pokes Ramayan to get him to post it in the recipe forum*
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08 Mar 2006 Wed 07:04 pm |
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'scrambled egg' is 'çırpılmış yumurta' and probably what deli_kizin ate in turkey is 'kaygana'
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08 Mar 2006 Wed 08:25 pm |
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Quoting tamara: 'scrambled egg' is 'çırpılmış yumurta' and probably what deli_kizin ate in turkey is 'kaygana' |
Bod this seems to complicate things further 
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08 Mar 2006 Wed 11:24 pm |
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I was just talking to Kadir, and the thing i ate was called 'TORTU'. But he thinks not many people will know it, as it is the speciality of a village, which name he does not know.
It is prepared with milk and egg, and its name is Tortu. That's all i know. I couldn't find any good sources on the net so far.
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09 Mar 2006 Thu 01:31 am |
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me too ...i was with kadir yesterday..he boiled me eggs...and they were terribble  i dunno why..and i offered him to go out and eat menemen..and we went out...anybody want me to go on????
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09 Mar 2006 Thu 01:37 am |
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I m ALL EARS!
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09 Mar 2006 Thu 01:41 am |
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Yeah me too - can't wait .....
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09 Mar 2006 Thu 01:47 am |
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ok so with kadir we ate menemen and then suddenly apo was crossing the street..he was singing one of sezen aksu's song...i asked him to join us...and when apo attend the table he asked for garlic..i told him its not so kind to eat garlic among people..he didnt listen ?? are u sure ??u want me to go on? anyway..today i lost myself...
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