Beef consumption per person. (pounds per year).

[Zee-shaun]

For you

@Zee-shaun ( @Brass Knuckles you won't understand because it is in Urdu.. you can ask if you don't understand anything)

There you have it again, the daleem/haleem dilemma.
It looks different from our haleem indeed. I have not tried it yet.
Not sure if I wanna have cashew nuts with my haleem.

Thanks for sharing the recipe.

 

[B.K.N]

you won't understand because it is in Urdu.. you can ask if you don't understand anything)

I don't like mutton it smells and tastes so bad and I can't understand any other language except Punjabi Seraiki and Urdu English only written

 

[Pakhtoon yum]

That's a questionable honor for a 19 year old boy lol.
Imho @Pakhtoon yum is the (motu) foodie among us, ask him

Am not a motu, but ya I'm a foodie. Like to try new things

 

[Dubious]

Omg, I feel like killing myself now.
Arab Harissa is not the same dish as Punjabi harissa.

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this doesnt show how they are different

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@Zee-shaun ( @Brass Knuckles you won't understand because it is in Urdu.. you can ask if you don't understand anything)

indians have funny pronounciation....Maybe their punjab says daleem!

Harrissa is ONLY From Tunisia. Name AND Composition.
Others are just sort of hot Chili peppers paste.

I think every Arab nation is trying to claim it

Not sure if I wanna have cashew nuts with my haleem.

Me neither...I get annoyed when some recipes throw in nuts in everything! Like Afghani pulao (I think that is the rice with every nut available in Pakistan!

I don't like mutton it smells and tastes so bad and I can't understand any other language except Punjabi Seraiki and Urdu English only written

but Urdu is National language...And well it isnt hard if you know Punjabi!

 

[war&peace]

I think every Arab nation is trying to claim it

No, he is right..It is Tunisian dish originally but now it is cooked in many neighbouring countries as well.

 

[HannibalBarca]

I think every Arab nation is trying to claim it

Well, it's already registered under TN heritage. Harissa is what Pizza is to Italy... They can try... but as long as the name is Harissa... they can all keep trying...
TN is the Only exporter of Harissa... where the main ingredient is only found in the northeast region of Tunisia...

No, he is right..It is Tunisian dish originally but now it is cooked in many neighbouring countries as well.

Harissa international use is fairly recent. (outside NA)
Even in the ME, not many use it,at least till recently.

 

[war&peace]

Well, it's already registered under TN heritage. Harissa is what Pizza is to Italy... They can try... but as long as the name is Harissa... they can all keep trying...
TN is the Only exporter of Harissa... where the main ingredient is only found in the northeast region of Tunisia...


Harissa international use is fairly recent. (outside NA)
Even in the ME, not many use it,at least till recently.

When I was in Algiers, the wife of my landlord cooked Harissa. She was from Tunisia.

 

[HannibalBarca]

When I was in Algiers, the wife of my landlord cooked Harissa. She was from Tunisia.

Eastern Algeria is very Similar to TN... after all it was TN before the French colonization... TN lost all of its land... since it wasn't a colony... The French took their pen and put everything in their colony of that time ie Algeria...

Harissa can be used as a condiment or directly with bread/ olive oil and Zitoun/Olive.

 

[B.K.N]

but Urdu is National language...And well it isnt hard if you know Punjabi!

I said I know only Urdu , Punjabi and seraiki and no other language

 

[I.R.A]

So crazy stuff I live here and travel a lot so take it from me daleem not a common word here
@RealNapster @I.R.A

Haleem actually sounds like one of the Isma e Ellahi, so some people out of respect use daleem instead.

 

[Pak_Sher]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1145761488231174144

Love beef. I eat it multiple times weekly

 

[Dubious]

Haleem actually sounds like one of the Isma e Ellahi, so some people out of respect use daleem instead.

Ya I saw some bangalI youtube video while in UK that was forbidding people from using the word haltemprice due to it being Asma ul husna

 

[Musafir117]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1145761488231174144

Two things
India per person 4 doubtful
Japan upper than Pakistan NO NO NO according to population and culturally we consume more than Japanese for 100% surety.

 

[Pakhtoon yum]

this doesnt show how they are different


indians have funny pronounciation....Maybe their punjab says daleem!


I think every Arab nation is trying to claim it


Me neither...I get annoyed when some recipes throw in nuts in everything! Like Afghani pulao (I think that is the rice with every nut available in Pakistan!




but Urdu is National language...And well it isnt hard if you know Punjabi!

Its Haleem. All people in Peshawar call it Haleem and so do my punjabi friends

 

[Zibago]

Japan upper than Pakistan NO NO NO according to population and culturally we consume more than Japanese for 100% surety.

Maybe the upper and middle class but not the lower class