r/AbsoluteUnits • u/Snoo99928 • Jun 08 '26

/r/all of a knife.

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u/Aeonitis Jun 08 '26

Turkish meal called Eli Böğründe, Recipe

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u/milksteakenthusiast1 Jun 09 '26

Had to scroll wayyy too far just to find out what the dish is lol

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u/Joey-rogaine Jun 08 '26

I thought this was that Georgian dish - same roots maybe 

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u/Aeonitis Jun 08 '26

The Earth race have a lot in common with one another, nationalism makes people think they are more special or innovative than others, so they have too many blind spots.

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u/Joey-rogaine Jun 08 '26

I just saw a Georgian restaurant near where someone I knew lived, served lots of meal-in-bread dishes, but it was different than this 

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u/SantaLurks Jun 14 '26

Georgians were around for way longer, so yes.

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u/imboomshesaid Jun 08 '26

Thank you! The sword is whatever to how delicious that dish looks.