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Many Muslims around the world are celebrating Eid today. Simplest way to describe it would be Christmas in terms on festivities. However, this is not a religion thread, but a feast thread!

 

Most religious festivities have food at its centre of celebration (amongst prayers, family, gifts, charity etc). So me question are:

 

1) if you are doing eid today what you eating? 

2) if you have a faith, what did you eat at your last festivity dinner? 

3) if you have no faith, do you have any big events where you might gather and have a feast? If so, what do you eat? 

 

Naturally, I'm going to stuff my face, go into food comatose and then game for the rest of the day.

 

My step mom has made:

Chinese rice

dizzy (African dish where the banana is used as a carb instead of potato and it has a thick coconut gravy with red and green chillies).

I'm making a slow roast leg of lamb with onions, olives and tomatoes

Salad with a homemade dressing

southern fried chicken and chips. 

 

There are also a few desserts:

 

Kulfi (Pakistani / Indian ice cream, which is usually creamier and has crushed pistachios and almonds).

 

Ghulab jaman (a sweet dumpling in a sugar syrup). We serve this hot with ice cream.

 

Kheer - it's basically vermicelli which is fried in a bit of clarified butter with sugar, raising and almonds and then mixed into warm milk, garnished with saffron.

 

Cheesecake (I think everyone knows what this is lol)



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3) I have no faith and gather with go with friends to fancy restaurants all the time, as in every few days. Thai, Indian and Chinese cuisines are my favorite. I wouldn't call them feasts though lol.



Well I am mulsim and for eid its all about meat. I eat liver fried dishes and roast of goat meat that we will sacrifice. Try to get 'PAYE' which is a dish made of the animals feet. And all sorts of other meats. Also you eat Pakistani dishes, so where are you from?



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Eagle367 said:
Well I am mulsim and for eid its all about meat. I eat liver fried dishes and roast of goat meat that we will sacrifice. Try to get 'PAYE' which is a dish made of the animals feet. And all sorts of other meats. Also you eat Pakistani dishes, so where are you from?

I love Paye as long as I get to eat them with fresh parathe!

 

Ermmm I'm very mixed. I'm British born, parents are both from East Africa (Malawi and Tanzania).  Their parents were from Hindustan and Africa. My cast is Lodhi Pathan. 

 

I have relatives in India, Pakistan, Africa, South Africa the UK and America.

 

I suppose an Eid hug is in order!



LurkerJ said:
3) I have no faith and gather with go with friends to fancy restaurants all the time, as in every few days. Thai, Indian and Chinese cuisines are my favorite. I wouldn't call them feasts though lol.

I barely do restaurants anymore, especially for Indian food. Indian / Pakistani and Bengan restaurants are horrendous for that style of food. If you are in the UK I'd invite you for a meal to show the difference. 

 

I love cooking and have mastered most my favourite dishes better than takeaways etc. Usually invite friends around for a night of poker, films, gaming, star wars monopoly (it's the most vicious form of monopoly I've played) and food. 

 

I'm dying to eat more traditional Brazilian and Mexican food. 



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Fei-Hung said:
Eagle367 said:
Well I am mulsim and for eid its all about meat. I eat liver fried dishes and roast of goat meat that we will sacrifice. Try to get 'PAYE' which is a dish made of the animals feet. And all sorts of other meats. Also you eat Pakistani dishes, so where are you from?

I love Paye as long as I get to eat them with fresh parathe!

 

Ermmm I'm very mixed. I'm British born, parents are both from East Africa (Malawi and Tanzania).  Their parents were from Hindustan and Africa. My cast is Lodhi Pathan. 

 

I have relatives in India, Pakistan, Africa, South Africa the UK and America.

 

I suppose an Eid hug is in order!

Nice. Sorry for late reply. Just busy. Anyway love it. I am a Baloch and i dont know for how many generations I have been pure Baloch atleast 5 generations



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