/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>9009102
>because our culture has developed to kill people in formal wars, this other culture is barbaric for killing people in different ways.

islam is only 1300 years old, christianity maintained its "white man's burden" mentality well into the 1800's. completing ignoring the typical images associated with religions, id really rather just talk about ramadan.

usually i enjoy ramadan but this year has been kind of a drag. three years ago, we spent our ramadan in iraq, and 8pm-4am were so much fun in the streets. families pouring out, children playing in the streets, it was so lively!

our dinners have been the usual foods, although i feel like some of us binge more than appropriate. pic related was our first night. ive been craving yogurt drink for days. i think ill end up making some soon.

what do you guys make after fatoor? when dinner is all settled and you think to yourself, "well, i think itd be nice to make some french toast and have everyone gather around," do you usually end up just eating something light with tea?