Libyan Eijjat Kausa - North African Vegetable Patties

[Guest guest]

Hey, Beth. In this case it means both!!! But the arabic is a generic

vegetable, I think.

Chupa

 

 

Beth Renzetti <elmothree2000 wrote:> Chupa, does veg = vegetarian

or vegetable?

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> Chupa Babi <recetta wrote: @@@@@

> Libyan Eijjat Kausa - North African Veg Patties

[Guest guest]

If you are talking about kausa, I believe that its the Libyan variation on

" koosa " which is an Arabic vegetable, but I could wrong. If it does refer to

koosa, it is zucchini-like, but a light green, and smaller and fewer seeds. It

is usually cored out and stuffed whole with a rice mixture, then braised in a

lemony and minty tomato based liquid. It is YUMMY!

 

Denise

the other one

 

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" recetta " <recetta

> Hey, Beth. In this case it means both!!! But the arabic is a generic

> vegetable, I think.

> Chupa

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> Beth Renzetti <elmothree2000 wrote:> Chupa, does veg = vegetarian

> or vegetable?

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> > Chupa Babi <recetta wrote: @@@@@

> > Libyan Eijjat Kausa - North African Veg Patties

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[Guest guest]

interesting! thank you!

 

recetta <recetta wrote: Hey, Beth. In this case it means

both!!! But the arabic is a generic

vegetable, I think.

Chupa

 

Beth Renzetti <elmothree2000 wrote:> Chupa, does veg = vegetarian

or vegetable?

>

> Chupa Babi <recetta wrote: @@@@@

> Libyan Eijjat Kausa - North African Veg Patties

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

oh yum! and the recipe is where?

 

orthomama wrote: If you are talking about kausa, I believe

that its the Libyan variation on " koosa " which is an Arabic vegetable, but I

could wrong. If it does refer to koosa, it is zucchini-like, but a light green,

and smaller and fewer seeds. It is usually cored out and stuffed whole with a

rice mixture, then braised in a lemony and minty tomato based liquid. It is

YUMMY!

 

Denise

the other one

 

-------------- Original message ----------------------

" recetta " <recetta

> Hey, Beth. In this case it means both!!! But the arabic is a generic

> vegetable, I think.

> Chupa

>

>

> Beth Renzetti <elmothree2000 wrote:> Chupa, does veg = vegetarian

> or vegetable?

> >

> > Chupa Babi <recetta wrote: @@@@@

> > Libyan Eijjat Kausa - North African Veg Patties

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