Spurlock's Ramadan diary

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Tobes said:
It'd have to be dry to be authentic though

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True. Don't get me wrong mate, I'm not expecting fancy dress and special readings! Just love the sound of the food. I'll just take what parts I like and not worry about the rest.

As it goes I do indulge fairly often in that type of cuisine. We currently have a Syrian guy, an Afghan guy and a Somalian guy with us and they make sure you eat with them!
I actually love the way they share food and cook from fresh, it puts our British kids to shame. I like the way that eating a meal in their culture is almost an event, rather than us lot that chuck it down us and carry on with the day ahead.
 
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Burly Hurley said:
Trying to lose weight during Ramadan is a nightmare mate.

Got a wedding to be ready for!

I don't know how you guys deal with it.

You have my utmost respect!
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Thats probably because your body goes in conservation mode and tries to save as much as it can using the reaserve as little as possible.

Go for a run about an hour or half an hour before iftar, that should help.
 
Spurlock said:
with lamb in it...and obviously not just rice, I had salad with it and mint n coriander yoghurt. If it's tasty you don't need too much on a plate of Savoury rice.
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There is a event going just outside my place, BBQ everything halal damn all the smell coming straight in and the kids are loving it, me hating it...
 
thefanwithnoname said:
Not on all fruit but salted oranges and tomatoes is a must and raw onion

As for no thirst remember akhie it's not just no water that bad for you but lack of salt lost through sweating too

That's why runners and athletes have those mixes to replenish themselves they contain sugar and salt

Based on that salt is good for you in summer ramadhan?
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Based on reality mirpuri it seems you aint been sweating as your putting more on than losing lol
 
thefanwithnoname said:
Haven't done that for years. Think me NAD my mates started the whole wilmslow road and hire car thing back in the day

Initially we went just to link up with brothers from all over UK. My first time was in a Datsun 120y belonging to a friend.

Back when it first started cops used to let the dogs go on us. Then it became a thing

Now it's just mans with gyal giving evils its ****. Back in the day you just linked up and everybody has a good time


Also just bought a brand new merc no way going to thrash that for a few months. Big Eid maybe lol
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You are a typical freshie mirpuri!
 
thefanwithnoname said:
Used to have that for breakfast as a kid. With paratha

Depends on the daal. If its the yellow lentils then simply boil it up with salt and spices and add the garlic tarka at the end. Has to be butter or ghee tarka for extra flavour
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Really!!!!!! Freak man....Daal with paratha for breakfast!!!

No wonder you are not normal and anyone else who does this stuff...!!!
 
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