General Your Favourite Food / Drinks?

[Paitoo]

Just me being edgy and racist.. it triggers leftists

I thought you were referring to pork. Not a big fan of it unless it is bacon or some ham slices in a sandwich. Once ordered a pork sizzler, hated it. It was on bone, smelly, fatty.

 

[Sharma Ji]

I NEVER seen any ANTI Dalit thing anywhere

not online

not in real life (my lived experience anyway)

its a leftist boogeyman, a tool of the LA FAMILIA

 

[Vsdoc]

Where are you sir. Let us meet.

Sirji I am in Poona. Brother in law was in Surat for business, returned with rhe salam pak.

 

[Sharma Ji]

I thought you were referring to pork. Not a big fan of it unless it is bacon or some ham slices in a sandwich. Once ordered a pork sizzler, hated it. It was on bone, smelly, fatty.

make that quality (proper smoked and spiced) type goron ka pork.. local *&*&*&*& here is tutty level pork, yuck.. ghatiya qualtee rubbery non spiced bacon.. only over cooked to the point where you can soften it a bit type gravies me theek hai...

expensive hi khreedo, accha khreedo.. danish smoky ham and pork/beef whatever. not this local ghatiya maal

 

[Krishna with Flute]

Puran poli, Dudhpak.

 

[Bilal9]

Being that this is Ramzaan - favorite Bengali Iftaar items.

California Organic Medjool Dates to break the fast per Muhammad (SAW) tradition (they are grown less than a hundred miles from where I live and are exported to Saudi and all over the Middle East).

Haleem (Daal and mutton stew)

Beguni (Crispy eggplant fritter strips fried after being dipped in Besan flour)

Piyaju (Crispy Onion fritter strips fried after being dipped in Besan flour)

And to wash it all down - some Lemony Mint Sharbat and Mint tea

 

[Krishna with Flute]

Being that this is Ramzaan - favorite Bengali Iftaar items.

California Organic Medjool Dates to break the fast per Muhammad (SAW) tradition (they are grown less than a hundred miles from where I live and are exported to Saudi and all over the Middle East).
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Haleem (Daal and mutton stew)
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Beguni (Crispy eggplant fritter strips fried after being dipped in Besan flour)
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Piyaju (Crispy Onion fritter strips fried after being dipped in Besan flour)
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And to wash it all down - some Lemony Mint Sharbat and Mint tea
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That is good but one thing you unknowingly admitted is that you do not only changed the religion but you try to change tradition as well.

 

[Bilal9]

That is good but one thing you unknowingly admitted is that you do not only you changed the religion but you try to change tradition as well.

How do you change religion once you are born as a Muslim? Being a devout Muslim does not mean one is a radical Muslim.

It means having a fear of the Lord (Allah) and living by the precepts of the holy book (Qur'an) on PRESCRIBED tradition (in this case dietary tradition), which is both very scientific and very sensible.

Living in a foreign land (as in my case) does not mean you stop being a Muslim and (on the topic of this thread) about eating Halal (which also means keeping Muslim traditions like fasting alive in the month of Ramzaan). If you are sick you are of course exempted from fasting.