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 ML> No survivors. Airbus 330. Your slip is showing.
 GJ> Whoops.  I knew it was three something....  Was that 14 yo French girl
 GJ> found floating in the Atlantic a survivor or a fake?

You're making stuff up again! It took 'em a good long time to
find anything - and what they found was all in bits, which is
what tends to happens when it drops out of the sky from a
height of 5 miles or more.

 GJ> Not all clergy of any religion are sensible, but the local Turkish
 GJ> bread is so good that its quality would overcome any questionable
 GJ> objections by bigots.

What I found good about the Turkish bread in Turkey as opposed
to elsewhere is that it was not oversalted. The most delicate
bread I have ever tasted was in the dining room of the Ciragan
Palace (not the Kempinski Hotel next to it, the palace itself).

The second most delicate bread I have ever tasted was in the
Yildiz restaurant, a neighborhood hangout we were taken to by
Anthony Bourdain's Istanbul driver, and where a full meal could
be had for the price of a glass of water at the palace.

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      Title: Guvec or Turlu - Vegetable Casserole
 Categories: Turkish
   Servings: 6

      2    Long eggplants; -OR-
      1 md -Oval eggplant
           Salt
      4 sm Zucchini
      3 sm Sweet green peppers
    250 g  Okra; optional
    250 g  Green beans
      4 sm Tomatoes, ripe, peeled
    1/2 c  Olive oil
      3 sm Onions; sliced
      2    Garlic cloves; crushed
    1/4 c  Chopped parsley
           Freshly ground black pepper
    1/2 c  -Water

  There is some confusion about the name of this dish.  To the Turks, Turlu
  is a lamb or chicken and vegetable casserole.  Yet in other countries of
  the region Turlu is prepared as an all-vegetable casserole, with cooks
  admitting to it being a Turkish dish.  Guvec on the other hand is a
  casserole of meat or poultry and vegetables, or vegetables on their own.

  Oven temperature: 180 C (350 F) Cooking time: 1-1/2 to 2 hours

  Remove stem from eggplant, wash well then peel off 1 cm (1/2 inch) strips
  of skin lengthwise at intervals giving a striped effect.  Cut long
  eggplants in 1 cm (1/2 inch) slices; oval eggplant should be quartered
  lengthwise, then cut into chunky pieces.  Spread eggplant on a tray and
  sprinkle liberally with salt.  Leave for 30 minutes, then pat dry with
  paper towels.

  Trim zucchini and cut into 4 cm (1-1/2 inch) pieces.  Remove stem and seeds
  from peppers and quarter.  Wash, trim and (if desired) de-fuzz okra. Soak
  in vinegar to remove slime.  Drain.

  String beans if necessary and slit in half (French cut).  Slice tomatoes.

  Heat half the oil in a frying pan and fry eggplant until lightly browned.
  Remove to a plate - do not drain.

  Add remaining oil to a pan, add sliced onions and fry gently until
  transparent.  Stir in garlic, cook 1 minute, then remove pan from heat.

  Place a layer of eggplant in the base of a casserole dish.  Top with some
  of the zucchini, peppers and beans.  Spread some onion mixture on top and
  cover with tomato slices.  Sprinkle with salt, pepper and some of the
  parsley.  Repeat until all ingredients are used, reserving some tomato
  slices and parsley.

  Place prepared okra on top if used and cover with last of tomato. Sprinkle
  with parsley, salt and pepper and add water and oil drained from eggplant.

  Cover casserole and cook in a moderate oven for 1 to 1-1/2 hours until
  vegetables are tender.  Serve from casserole as an accompaniment to roast
  or grilled meats or poultry.  Often this is served as a light meal on its
  own; bread and peynir (feta) cheese are then served with it.

  Source: The Complete Middle East Cookbook - by Tess Mallos ISBN: 1 86302
  069 1

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