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alicmacunu
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Joined: 13 Oct 2006 Posts: 7 Location: Hong Kong
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Anybody knows how it calls that manti, unlike turkish it made by hellim and mints and bigger sizes. Turkish one simaller andminced meat, parsley , onions and spices and eat with yogurt. I would like to know how to make that cypriot one ( is it turkish cypriot or greek cypriot ? ) hheheh
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brother Warnings : 3 Site Admin

Joined: 15 Aug 2005 Posts: 8938 Location: London/Cyprus
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Hi alicmacunu and welcome to the forum  |
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brother Warnings : 3 Site Admin

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By the way one of my favourite jams is 'alic' macunu.  |
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alicmacunu
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Joined: 13 Oct 2006 Posts: 7 Location: Hong Kong
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thanks .............. it is nice and i didnt see this alic macunu in other part of the world, i think it belongs to cyprus. Turunc macunu can be found in antalya and also in greece too.
What about my cyprus style manti? do you know? |
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brother Warnings : 3 Site Admin

Joined: 15 Aug 2005 Posts: 8938 Location: London/Cyprus
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| alicmacunu wrote: |
thanks .............. it is nice and i didnt see this alic macunu in other part of the world, i think it belongs to cyprus. Turunc macunu can be found in antalya and also in greece too.
What about my cyprus style manti? do you know? |
To eat it i do but to make it I will find out for you.  |
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