December 14: Food: Delicious Delights
Writer’s Quotes Wednesdays
We celebrate two Eids in one Islamic year. And like any other faith, our festivals also have a strong connection to food, family gathering together for a meal, and cooking traditional recipes with love.
Our traditional dishes on Eid-Uk-Fitr are sweet vermicelli cooked in milk with almonds, pistachios, and cardamoms added to it. It is usually served as breakfast.
Festive season is a wonderful opportunity to connect with people from other countries and cultures. Food is a great unifying element. Invite friends and acquaintances belonging to all kinds of cultures for a meal. It will be a learning experience for everyone.
What is the best part of a festival?
Everyone gathered around a table
Food prepared with love, served generously
Camaraderie and laughter will brighten it
Making the meal a source of beautiful memories
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Do you bake or cook Christmas gifts for friends and family? Do you fix a special recipe for the holiday meal? Do you have a favorite treat you enjoy during the holidays?
Written in response to: WQW 48: Delicious Holiday Delights, hosted by Marsha
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Vermicelli with such goodness for breakfast sound fabulous 👌
Unlike most people, Iike iced fruit cakes😊
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It’s a tradition and people expect them on breakfast table with fl some savory dish like omelets.
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Ah sounds delightful and delicious 😋
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Thanks
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Gathering together around food is always a happy occasion.
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I absolutely agree with you
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Delicious. I agree with you about food, and being with those we love. I will do some baking over the holidays, and will cook some tasty dishes too. 😋
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Thanks Jeff. Enjoy your holidays and yummy food
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You’re welcome, Sadje. Always. Thank you, my friend. A very happy holidays to you too.
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Thanks my friend
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You are so right, Sadje. No matter what the culture, food is a huge part of it. If you eat with someone, they become your friend. Thank you for sharing a little about your culture and recipe. It sounds delicious. I’m going to check it out. 🙂
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Thanks Marsha. Festivals and food go hand in hand. And having family over for a meal is the epitome of celebration
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Yes indeed! 🙂
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That vermicelli sounds so good. I love almonds, pistachios, and cardamon ❤
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Thanks Sylvia. It’s a nice soothing dessert and no Eid is complete without it
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Great quotes and food pair hand in hand. 💗
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Indeed they do. Thanks
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I am a huge fan of food as a gift to others in our gatherings. one of my sons-in-law is a Lebanese muslim and is the most amazing cook. I love when he cooks for us.
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Yes I agree. Food cooked with love is a very priceless gift.
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It’s true. Great conversations happen with great food around 😊
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Oh yes, that’s is often true. Thanks
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aw reminded me of our family gatherings- light ambiance, laughter, and good food.
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The best part of any celebration
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Hubby is a wonderful cook, so I’m spared the cooking routine
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I think that’s a very big advantage
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Really it is fact and the truth that the food is thing which everyone want to eat
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Indeed, very true. Thanks
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My hubby and I share in preparing food and I feel he is more creative than I am. Food is a wonderful uniter of families and folks.
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Very true, a celebration is mostly centered around a meal. And good food brings people/ families together.
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