Quoting Lyndie:

In England, we get 'Sun dried Tomatoes' you can buy them in jars already in olive oil so you don't have to use more to cook them. I made Ramayan's domates kulu this morning and it was wonderful. I put quite a lot of garlic in as well though, because I firmly believe in the health (and beauty) giving properties of garlic. (not that it matters how beautiful you are because if you eat enough garlic no one will come near you OO)
Aferin Ramayan - Sorry you miss your mum's cooking. I'll cook for you if you come to London!

Quoting Elisa:

Quoting Chris123:

Hehe - but I am a girl!!!! This will not affect me (only my boyfriend I think). Really - do I look like a boy?!!

Quoting bod:

25 years ago today, I was sitting on a school bus. The morning news came on the radio and what was said turned the busy, lively, noisy bus into a silent, sad and eeriely morbid place........

The newsreader simply said:
"John Lennon has been fatally shot"

I can't believe it was 25 years ago - I remember that moment as if it were yesterday. The depth of emmotion that I felt then still brings me to tears to this day!

Quoting Lyndie:

Imagine trying to make this in London. You'd be poisoned immediately from the pollution!
A tip
"never eat the yellow snow!"

Quoting Chris123:

Hehe Rayaman, you are very naughty "murmering women"!!! Your post has driven me to light up another cigarette - and at £5 per packet in the UK, you have made my life expensive also!!

Quoting Elisa:

Yes, I know that's not for breakfast

I lovvvee those!!! Especially those with cheese! Can you make them? Or do you buy them ready-made? Or does your mum make them for you

Quoting Elisa:

Do you add salt, pepper..? Or is it just onions and tomatoes? Sounds simple but good though.

I have friends over on Saturday, I think I'm gonna make karniyarik patlican, I'm addicted to that (better than cigarettes huh )
Does anyone have an idea for a nice salad to go with it? Chef Ramayan?