Is it moral to eat meat? ***Constructive Discussion ONLY***

[mom'sfolly]

MMMMMMM, samosas. One of my favorite foods. I also like egg curry, biryani, dosas, papad....okay the only Indian food I don't like is salty lassis and bitter pickles.

Sorry off topic

 

[greyfields]

Yeah, but a tasty tasty topic for vegetarian and meat eater alike.

 

[chcknrs]

I remember eating fried eggplant in pita, with yogurt/garlic/cucumber sauce. Was yummy, but don't remember the name of it. Gotta go to Portland or Seattle to get good ethnic food around here.

 

[mom'sfolly]

I don't know what the eggplant stuff is but the yogurt sauce is easy to make. Place about 16 oz of yogurt in a cheese cloth bag and let it hang a couple of hours. Peel, seed and chop one cucumber, mince two cloves of garlic, and about a tablespoon of chopped fresh mint. Mix the veggies into the vogurt and you're good to go. I sometimes add tomatoes too. This is great on felafel or meatloaf sandwiches. I may have to rethink tonight's dinner plans....

 

[chcknrs]

That's right! I forgot about the mint. Funny, it's the same as Greek Tsa Tziki sauce! Gyros.....miss the ones from Germany food wagons! Real lamb, fresh cooked on the spit!

 

[greyfields]

I would say garlic is optional. It's called "raita" and is the bets part of any Indian meal.

I want curry bad now. With lamb.

 

[greyfields]

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Fixed it for you.

 

[chcknrs]

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Fixed it for you.

You BAD man! YOU don't even have any lamb left right now, do you? I was just thinking, I have some Greek seasoning, fresh mint growing, and I could make them if I could only get some good lamb....

DO you still have some lamb????????

 

[chcknrs]

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Hmmmm, looks like a mod highjacked his own thread....

 

[greyfields]

June 6th. Lamb.