The Alphabet Game: Dishes using Za'atar

[CraigC]

...and that is what, please?

I'm sure Craig's right though

Can we do potato dishes next? the more exotic the better (with lots of French & German words)

Unless it's already been done - or someone's got a better idea?

https://www.google.com/search?q=zhoug+origins&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-b

It is one of three condiments we recently had with a chicken dish.

https://www.cookingbites.com/threads/turmeric-and-coriander-roast-chicken.13049/

 

[Wandering Bob]

Pulses?

 

[Yorky]

We did potato dishes a few rounds ago.

Try and keep up @Wandering Bob!

 

[Yorky]

Pulses?

It's doubtful that I have one some days.

 

[Wandering Bob]

Try and keep up

You know as well as I do that it's often hard to keep up when you are as old as we are

 

[Yorky]

I could suggested "Thai Dishes" but not only would I have a home advantage there are numerous ways of spelling the words in the Latin Alphabet. My bank in the UK recently pointed out that my address in Thailand was not always shown as the same in the Roman Alphabet. I told them, OK, you translate it......

หมู่ 2 ต.นอกเมือง อ.เมือง จ. สุรินทร์ 32000 ไทย

 

[Morning Glory]

Try and keep up @Wandering Bob!

He wasn't on the Forum then!

 

[Yorky]

He wasn't on the Forum then!

No excuse!

 

[Wandering Bob]

He wasn't on the Forum then!

I think that might be the first time in years that a woman has leapt to my defence

Thank you Madame Glory

How about brands of tea? if we can't have pulses (because @Yorky hasn't got one)

 

[medtran49]

We Americans, as a general rule, don't drink enough tea to know about brands or even kinds of tea. I could name Tetley, well Lipton too, but I don't think real tea drinkers even consider that as actual tea, and that's about it. For varieties, I can name 3 and that's only because I've used them in recipes.

 

[CraigC]

Most Americans, when it comes to tea, prefer iced tea, either "sweet" or "unsweetened". Sweet tea is very popular in the south. Then there is of course "Long Island Iced "Tea"!

 

[Wandering Bob]

My last attempt before sinking into despair and abject misery - cereals & grains ?

No doubt @Yorky will point out that you did this one back in the 19th century - but I do have trouble keeping up

 

[medtran49]

My last attempt before sinking into despair and abject misery - cereals & grains ?

No doubt @Yorky will point out that you did this one back in the 19th century - but I do have trouble keeping up

Now, now, buck up, you are not the only one that has suggested a topic and 1 or more objected.

 

[Wandering Bob]

Now, now, buck up, you are not the only one that has suggested a topic and 1 or more objected

It's the only part of my life that I still enjoy - coming up with brilliant ideas and seeing them trashed...

 

[Morning Glory]

Lets try cereal and grains then (including brand names):

All-bran