Stijn!!

[Flieger]

Originally Posted by Rick V

I thought that was night work Max?

good point.

[azzarule]

doner kebabs are yummy,

usually lamb sliced realy really really thin, load thousands of slices on a large spike, turned on a rotisserie and slowly bbq them, slice thinly down the spiked meat, serve with yummy sauces lebanese or turkish style, on a flatbread with lettuce, fresh tomatoe, yummy.

[nynor]

Originally Posted by Outback Porsche

Turkish kebab - extremely popular in Oz.

Doner kebab - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Also referred to as 'a late night lamb sandwich' when having a session on the turps.

Very yummy. I think about these ones most of all.

it does look good. where do you obtain such a lovely lamb imbued comestible?

[nynor]

azzy, you sure are patient!

[azzarule]

Jeff good weekend?

[azzarule]

you guys in the good ole us of a have pizza or denny's when you are hungry late at night, we have doner kebabs!

[Outback Porsche]

Originally Posted by nynor

it does look good. where do you obtain such a lovely lamb imbued comestible?

Little family run cafes or 'fish & chip' shops run by Greeks. The Greeks call 'em Souvlaki or Yiros (depends upon which state you come from). There's probably a difference between the two, but I don't know what that is.

[Outback Porsche]

Originally Posted by azzarule

Jeff good weekend?

Yeah ta. A long weekend is always good. (and Geelong won again )

I'm knacked though - Just three more of them bastard palms to go.

Sounds like you had a nice quiet one.

[azzarule]

oh yeah, and also watched the Lions beat the Wallabies, so not happy there!!

[nynor]

Originally Posted by azzarule

you guys in the good ole us of a have pizza or denny's when you are hungry late at night, we have doner kebabs!

we have them, too. although they are called 'gyro's" around here, pronounced yee-ro. there are a few greek places that make amazing gyro's, close by.

[azzarule]

I will have to keep an eye out for le 'gyro's' although I haven't found any Greek places ibn southern Maryland

[RKDinOKC]

Doner Kabob is pretty much the same as a Greek Gyros.

spiced mixture of lamb and beef cooked on a vertical spit and sliced off as it cooks served on flatbread with lettuce and tomato.

I like it with onions, tomato and cucumber dressing.

A Pizza place close to me serves them with potatoes that are baked, battered, frozen, then deep fried. Very tasty.

They used to put gyros meat out on their lunch buffet on Thursdays.

Also have a pretty good broasted chicken.

[azzarule]

and went to see Lone Ranger yesterday, funny. I like to have a laugh at the pictures.

[RKDinOKC]

There are several gyro places around town here in OKC. Some greek, some not.

The place close to me is called Sicilian Cafe and is owned and operated by immigrants from Iran.

There is another restaurant called Meiki's that has burgers, pizza, pasta, gyros, and the best Calzone in town.

[RKDinOKC]

oh man, now I am going to have to go to Meiki's for some Calzone for lunch tomorrow. It's way across town too. Thanks a lot foodie's.

[azzarule]

Well all this talk of food is making me hungry, so I better go to bed before i eat anything!!!

I am already too short and too wide!!

Night all

[azzarule]

Originally Posted by RKDinOKC

oh man, now I am going to have to go to Meiki's for some Calzone for lunch tomorrow. It's way across town too. Thanks a lot foodie's.

see!! Thats why I am going to bed before I hit the pantry!

[tweezers74]

I know. I want one now too.

[RKDinOKC]

Just google your town and gyros, you will likely find delis, pizza joints, and greek places with gyros on the menu.

[Flieger]

When I hear kebab I think of skewers with meat, sweet chilies, and tomatoes on them and grilled.