Different cuisines

[tigerlily]

Re: Different cuisines

@LucyMay

I make a few dishes here and there from different cuisines like paella (spanish), risotto (italian), moussaka (greek), green bean casserole (american i guess). Btw if you ladies haven't tried moussaka, you should - it's divine!!

Can you post your paella recipe please?

[LucyMay]

Re: Different cuisines

@tigerlily

Can you post your paella recipe please?

I prefer vegetarian food, so I’ve always made the veg paella from here: Vegetarian Paella recipe

I give it a desi twist though by adding crushed red chillies to the vegetables.

Btw the website has non-veg paella recipes too

[S_Punk]

Re: Different cuisines

If it is made with raw fish then I cannot enjoy it.

They give you raw fish, and you have to cook it by dropping the peices in the seafood broth they provide. You're given soy sauce and wasabi on the side, to eat with it. It's pretty great.

[Alaa]

Re: Different cuisines

Actually, moussaka is middle eastern dish.

shabu shabu can be made with very thin slices of meat.

[LucyMay]

Re: Different cuisines

@Alaa

Actually, moussaka is middle eastern dish.

Apparently it’s made in both the Middle East and Greece, but the most popular version is the Greek one according to wikipedia

Moussaka

[zaiena]

Re: Different cuisines

I think v should make a separate thread for each cuisine. wr every one share their fav dish and recipes as well.

[tigerlily]

Re: Different cuisines

@LucyMay

I prefer vegetarian food, so I’ve always made the veg paella from here: Vegetarian Paella recipe

I give it a desi twist though by adding crushed red chillies to the vegetables.

Btw the website has non-veg paella recipes too

Thanks, I’ll try the veggie one first, it looks yummy.