We have been talking in various places about the food markets that pop up all over the place in the afternoons during this fasting month.
They are awesome and you can get lots of great food for pretty cheap. Like tonight: we got all our supper and leftovers for under $10. Its so super good!
Here you see some action shots of guys cooking one of our favorites--Murtabak.
First these guys take some kind of bread dough and throw on a ton of melted butter. Then they toss it about like pizza dough getting it thinned out.
Then it gets a mixture of egg, meat, and veggies. This guy tonight was different since he was cracking the egg and then rubbing it around with his hands. Then he would take his eggy hand and reach into the box of precooked ground beef and throw a handful in.
Now what we really love about this guy is that his veggies (onions) are separated. And that he cooks with a bunch of tools you normally find at Lowe's in the Paint/Drywall section.
At some point they are cooked to a golden brown and then wrapped in paper, packaged with some awesome curry and sold for $1. WOW!!
Speaking of curry, Randy has taken to treating us like addicted people. Last week he asked us, "How many times have you eaten curry this week?" To which we, of course, answered, "Everyday. Sometimes twice a day."
Anyway, here is a shot down the lane at folks buying their food to take home and eat at exactly 7:06pm when they can break their fast!!
It was raining there this afternoon. Its raining here almost everyday but at least then it cools off a little.
5 comments:
That sounds pretty good! If it didn't have too much curry! I might like a little.
Seems winds were pretty rough in
L-ville...Many areas w/o power...remants of IKE. We are fine here...alot of Bradford Pear trees were destroyed. Give hugs to Uncle K & Aunt B. Enjoy your visit. LLL Re
I just noticed something interesting...the first meal of the day for the people there, usually called "breakfast", will be after the people "break" their "fast" at 7:06 p.m. Coincidence? Maybe I should study the origin of the word "breakfast"? Or maybe I should just get a life?
Y'all have some pretty F.I.N.E. looking food in them parts! MMMMMMMMMMMM!
Richie that is where breakfast came from, but in the concept of sleeping & not eating at night you break your fast in the morning...thus the first meal of the day is breakfast....Tada
Aunt Re
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