Guest guest Posted January 10, 2007 Report Share Posted January 10, 2007 Wow,Ameet!!....,u sure follow a multi ethnic cuisine,to please ur guest ....inspite living in that part of the world. Yeyla Pahije tujhya ghari..... Before,I left the shores of India,I had no idea, that something like the TAHINA...could be used for most of the sweet products...in this part of the world. Just a final addition,....the salad section is the only part, of " most available veggie section " out here ,at any dinner spread....like the chickpea paste or hummus...the brinjal paste...the salad made like KOSHAMBIR...and garlic-mayoneese dip.. Then, as u go into the other section...u will be lead to unbelievable nonveg variety,some...the sheer look of which,makes me question..... " Should I say good bye to NONVEG....?.....and where,my dear biwi...loves to educate me.... on the virtues of staying a VEGGIE... Bye. Shyam(84) Tahina halawa .... to Shyam/ Kiran > > Dear Shyam/ Kiran, > > One Saudi patient of mine was so grateful to me (do not ask me for what) > that she has brought a box of Tahina Halawa for me from Saudi. It tasted > nice but unusual, a bit like our Sohan Halwa with Vanilla flavour. Now my > question is what is Tahina? > > When I saw that it was made at the Al-Jabal factory, Saudi, I immediately > knew that you would be the right person to demystify the whole thing. > > Kishore Shah 1974 > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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