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Tunisian Chickpea breakfast dish
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- FelafelBoy Jan 28, 2007 08:30 PM
In a recent episode of the travel show aired on public television (alternative stations in the PBS network?) "Globetrekker" featuring unusual and favorite foods from around the world, one of the guides while in Tunisia had a chickpea soup for breakfast called "Leblebi" or something like that.
It consisted of boiled chickpeas, and once spooned into a bowl, was topped with chili sauce, cumin powder, salt, oil, a raw egg, small bits of what looked like canned tuna, and capers. Is this dish for real?
Does the heat from the cooked chickpeas cook the egg? The combination of ingredients caught me off guard. Does this combination really work? Has anyone ever made this dish?
I can't imagine raw eggs mixed into the hot chick peas a good combination.
Is there some other version of this dish without the tuna and the eggs? Is this version unique to Tunisias taste?
i eat eggs with spicy beans all the time. add them, scramble a bit, and let the heat from the beans finish the eggs. eggs, tuna and capers are all in nicoise salad, so i don't know quite what you find so odd here.
re: knuckles
Interesting observation. What I noticed from the camera work, was that everything other than the chickpeas which were scooped out of a huge pot of boiling liquid, was in its own small bowl from which the dish was assembled. When it came time to add the eggs, an uncracked egg was removed from its brethren and cracked and the resulting yolk and white fell into the chickpeas. Unless one knows the assembly and preparation of this dish, there was no way to tell (that I can think of) that these eggs were partially cooked, but that would make sense. I didn't know that raw eggs could be cooked so quickly just from the heat of chickpeas.
The mixture of this dish that seemed odd, wasn't a bean plus egg mixture, but the choice of chick peas plus eggs. I just think of the taste of chick peas different from that of other beans, but perhaps with the addition of the cumin and the chili sauce, the chick peas would take on a different taste. I hadn't thought of chick peas and tuna fish as pairable foods, but perhaps that combination just takes getting used to!
re: FelafelBoy
in college, the dining hall prepared foods were so awful that i ended up eating tuna mixed with chickpeas several times a week! where was all that room and board money going, anyway? In any case, back to the topic actually at hand, i've had lablabi before, at the home of a friend who did field work in Tunisia, and all the flavors and foods do add up really yummily.
re: FelafelBoy
It sounds REALLY good. Have you tried it yet?
re: FelafelBoy
never had that soup, but on the chickpea and tuna front, i sometimes sub chickpeas for the white beans in a tuscan-style tuna and bean salad and it tastes great. so chickpeas and tuna can go together.
i think the soup sounds delicious!
re: FelafelBoy
It's on the menu at Cafe Zitouna in San Francisco, spelled lablaby there. Haven't been in early enough to order it before it runs out in the morning.
(the cafe is currently closed until Ramadan ends)
Cafe Zitouna
1201 Sutter St, San Francisco, CA 94109
Here's a recipe link I found: http://chef2chef.net/news/club/vol9/r...
If you're squeamish about the raw egg, just coddle it on top of the simmering garbanzos. The above recipe uses hard boiled, so I think it's about personal preference.
The ingredients combo reminds me a bit of Italian tuna and bean salad.
i love cracking a raw egg into a big steaming bowl of ramen.
it doesn't cook to what you would be used to, but it adds an amazing richness.
at least in asia, it's commonplace to eat raw egg.
i guess salmonella doesn't exist over there..................
Actually the chili sauce is Harissa. You can eat your leblebi without eggs if you want. I personally eat the chickpeas soup with bread , spices and harissa only .
After seeing this updated thread, I remembered that I haven't yet tried the version at Cafe Zitouna, mentioned by Melanie below, and also recalled that I didn't remember eating it when I was in Tunisia. However, this discussion renewed my curiousity, and so I went to my source for information on Tunisian food: my son in law, who grew up there and whose family lives outside of Tunis. SIL is not a cook, however, and of course suggested I ask his mother. Unfortunately, while I adore his mother she speaks little or no English....so in the end my daughter wrangled a recipe from the next best source: her sister in law (her husband's sister).
Interestingly, daughter and SIL report that, at least in his family, they don't ordinarily eat lablaby for breakfast. In his family they commonly serve it as an appetizer to break the fast before the main (night time) meal during Ramadan...He isn't sure if it is a translation thing (something being served to 'break the fast' being viewed as 'breakfast' here?, or just an unususal tradition in his family.
In any event, daughter's sister in law sent her recipe, which I've copied below, along with my daughter's comments in parenthesis. Sounds fairly straightforward and easy; I plan to try it once the weather cools a bit. Daughter, who has had it at her MIL's in Tunis, says it is great! She likes hers with egg but not tuna. (and lots of harissa).
(So, the way my s-i-l told me is by making it with dry chickpeas, which require that you soak them in water the day before you make it. But I am guessing that you can just replace with canned chickpeas and skip that step if you like.)
"1. Soak the dry chickpeas overnight in water
2. Boil them in salt and water until they become soft with a cow's leg
(Daughter's comment: I am thinking to make it easier just boil the chickpeas in beef broth?)
3. Mix in harissa, salt, caraway seeds, and cumin (Daugher's comment: no measurements were given, so I guess just by taste lol)
(Easy peasy.)
To serve:
3. Place thick pieces of French Bread in the bottom of a bowl, and pour the soup on top.
4. Drizzle lemon juice and olive oil on top" (again no measurements)
5. Then, if you'd like you can put on tuna, chopped italian flat-leaf parsley, olives, or a boiled egg "(It is just different toppings people add-- -- depending on what they prefer)
re: susancinsf
maybe it should read "soft like a cow's leg," indicating the doneness of the chickpeas. i doubt tunisians would be using beef broth. i double doubt it would be in a dish with tuna and egg.
re: hotoynoodle
Why wouldn't Tunisians use beef broth? Beef is certainly used in Tunisian cooking. It is one of the popular fillings for brik, and in any case it sounds good with the egg. Granted, not as sure about the tuna (to my taste) but then again, the tuna is optional.
Certainly chicken broth would work.
Will ask Daughter to ask sister in law next time she gets a chance, but I suspect that she meant just what she said. more or less. Perhaps a veal shank would be a logical choice for those who wanted a meatier flavor? (and might have been what she really meant by cow's leg).
re: susancinsf
by the way, at least one other description I have seen for lablaby mentioned that it was 'garlicky'. Sounds like a good addition to me! :-)
re: susancinsf
i have only ever had lamb brik, so i'm not sure, but tunisians eat very little red meat.
and agree about the garlic. :)


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Monorail Questions
Firstly I know there is no realistic chance or a monorail expansion. I was just wondering if the rumor that footings were put down for a potential station to service DHS and beyond was put down by Disney back in the day. I heard this I think on these boards and am merely curious to hear of this was true or not.
There's also the rumor that the black squares on the Swan and Dolphin are knock-out panels for the monorail to go through. That story has been thoroughly discredited.
I agree that it isn't likely to ever happen--but wouldn't it be wonderful? :banana:
A direct monorail route from the front of Epcot to Downtown Disney would not need to go through World Showcase. While the monorail looks good in Future World, it would be at complete odds with the traditional styles of the World Showcase pavilions. It would detract terribly from the feeling of being somewhere else on the globe. It would make no sense.
1) I have never seen such, but I guess it could be.
2) However, when MK and Epcot were being built, there was no large DTD.
3) It was The Disney Village Marketplace.
. . . today's marketplace
. . . started at Chef Mickey's restaurant (Rain Forest)
. . . shopping and eating in the middle
. . . wrapped-around to Princess Lilly (Fulton's)
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have been in the planning.
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Thanks for all the responses too. I find the topic of the monorail, and past plans for the property very interesting. I had also heard a rumor relates to this, that Disney had considered a monorail expansion in the late 90's early 2000's. But due to 9/11 and the tourism downturn it never happened. Don't know how true it is though
Here is a good link. Not sure if be information is accurate, but it's an interesting read.
At some point they will try to do some new "mass transit" type system. That could be the monorail...another rail or PRT system...or a combination of all of the above.
I have no doubt that they kick around the monorail expansion often...and it is always defeated by cost that goes purely to overhead...not to revenue generating units...
I also know that they have to reduce their staffing longterm...and transportation is a huge staff burden.
Their options there are either a. outsource or b. expand automated options
~Thanks for the link!
~I can't wait for Disney to fix the monorail. I've given up on a monorail expansion, but there is always the option of a surface level light rail, it's way cheaper!
I'm not sure how far the "planning" went for the WDW monorail system, but there is an easement listed for a monorail right of way that is included n the legal paper work for SSR owners. So at one time, it was surveyed out and legal easement documented as part of the the old Disney Village Resort property. When that property was repurposed as SSR the easement remained part of the legal property. Likely it will never be built, but the easement it still on the books.
What "resources already provided" show a monorail through World Showcase to Downtown Disney?
Either I'm missing something, or there's not real such proof here.
The Yesterland article includes a photo of a model with elevated tracks and small monorails or some sort of new People Mover on those tracks. But there's nothing about a route through World Showcase.
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Nearly three months after her son Michael's suicide, Marie Osmond is "doing great," her brother Donny says.
"She needed to get away and just take care of her own demons in her own mind and begin this process of repairing," he tells Entertainment Tonight in an interview scheduled to air Wednesday. "Marie is a strong woman but she's going to collapse – and she did."
Osmond's son, Michael Bryan, died on Feb. 26 after jumping from the balcony of his Los Angeles apartment. Since his death, Osmond and her brother have returned to the stage, performing their Las Vegas variety show.
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"She needs to spend more time with her family," her rep, Alan Nierob, tells PEOPLE. "She's still processing everything and it's really rough on her."
Osmond returned to the stage March 9, following funeral services for her son, Michael Bryan. During that first show, she and Donny were greeted by a standing ovation, and Marie told the crowd, "The way Osmonds survive is we keep singing. "That's what we want to do tonight. I know my son would want that and this show is for him."
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With tears in her eyes and her voice shaking at times, Marie Osmond donned her bravest face Tuesday night as she took to the stage for the first time since the death of her son for a show that she dedicated to him.
"The way Osmonds survive is we keep singing," she told the audience at the Flamingo Las Vegas, performing one day after the funeral. "That's what we want to do tonight. I know my son would want that and this show is for him."
The crowd in the sold-out showroom applauded her throughout the 90-minute show, giving her a standing ovation when brother Donny said, "I think we need to give a big round of applause for my sister for even coming on stage."
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A day after laying to rest her 18-year-old son, Michael Bryan, and less than two weeks after putting her Las Vegas show on hold, Marie Osmond takes the stage Tuesday night for a sold-out Donny & Marie show.
"It is important for Marie and her children to get back to a routine that is comfortable for all of them and be together as much as possible," a close friend tells PEOPLE. "They're all together and doing their best to return to work and school."
All 720 tickets for the show at the Flamingo Las Vegas were snapped up. The hit show took a temporary break after Michael committed suicide on Feb. 26 in Los Angeles.
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Marie Osmond had not planned to speak at her son Michael Bryan's funeral.
But as the service drew near an end Monday afternoon, she stood and addressed hundreds of mourners at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Chapel in Provo, Utah, who included her show business brothers, seven surviving children, and one unexpected invited guest: the biological mother of Michael, who was adopted.
"I'd just like to say thank you to everybody," she said. "As you see I have amazing support from great men, my family, my brothers. God was very wise when he put me into a family with honorable men because they have served as examples for my children."
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The extended Osmond family gathered Monday at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Chapel in Provo, Utah, to honor the life and memory of Marie Osmond's 18-year-old son.
The moving service for Michael Bryan, who took his own life, was attended by his seven siblings and show business uncles, including Donny, who delivered the invocation through tears.
A slide show of Michael as a child ran on a loop on a small screen in the lobby of the LDS Chapel as hundreds of friends and family streamed into the chapel, adorned with dozens of huge flower arrangements, including calla lilies, roses and stargazer lilies.
Thomas S. Monson, the president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, presided over the service.
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Donny and Marie Osmond have added several dates to their Las Vegas show to make up for canceled performances due to the death of Marie's 18-year-old son.
The duo have added five shows between April 13 and 17 at the Flamingo Hotel & Casino.
"These were previously unscheduled show dates, added to accommodate guests who had tickets to recently canceled shows due to the personal tragedy in the Osmond family," according to a press release.
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Three years ago, one jolt after another hit Marie Osmond's family: the singer divorced her husband of 20 years, her father died at age 90, and her teenage son Michael went into rehab.
By 2008, Osmond and her eight children had left Utah and the home she had shared with her ex Brian Blosil, headed for a new life in Las Vegas, her career rejuvenated by her appearance in 2007 on Dancing with the Stars.
It was a fresh start for her son Michael, too.
Back in 2007, the teen spent time in rehab for substance abuse. At the time, Osmond's brother Donny told PEOPLE that his sister had been dealing with Michael's issues "for a very long time."
But by 2008, Michael, a talented musician and high school senior, appeared to be doing better: Mom boasted in her book Might As Well Laugh About It that he "had been accepted into a performing arts program for high school students."
Last fall, he enrolled in the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising in Los Angeles. One of Michael's close friends says he "was happy" and "loved" L.A. – and the move made Osmond happy, too.
"Wow, I'm proud of that kid!" she Tweeted in October. "He really took charge of his future."
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'Townships: Anglezarke', A History of the County of Lancaster: Volume 5 (1911), pp. 294-295. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=53051 Date accessed: 29 November 2014.
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Andelevesarewe, 1202; Milafosharh 1212 (an error
of transcription); Anlauesargh, 1225; Anlewesearche,
Anlawesaregh, 1246; Alaseharghe, 1288; Anelesargh, Anelesaregh, Anlesarath, Anlesaragth, 1292;
Anlaghesarghe, 1302; Anlasargh, 1351; Anlazarghe,
The greater part of this township is a high moorland area, a spur of the eastern hills 1,000 ft. high
projecting into the centre, from which point the surface descends to the north, west, and south. The area
is 2,793 acres, (fn. 1) and the measurement about 2½ miles
from east to west, by something less than 2 miles
across. The greater part of the western border is
occupied by one of the reservoirs of the Liverpool
Waterworks, formed in 1847–57; the Yarrow reservoir, to the east, was formed in 1868–77. The
population in 1901 numbered 93.
Almost the only road is that along the western
border from Rivington to Heapey. There is no
village of Anglezarke, but a hamlet called White Coppice lies in the north-west corner, and another called
Hempshaws in the south-east.
There are numerous quarries, worked and disused;
the stone is largely used for road-making. Lead mines
were formerly worked here. (fn. 2) There is a cotton-mill
at White Coppice.
The moors abound with grouse.
In 1666 only twenty-five hearths were liable to the
tax. Robert Shaw's house, with five, was the largest. (fn. 3)
The earliest record of ANGLEZARKE
shows that it was a dependency of the fee
or barony of Manchester, and that Albert
Grelley the younger (fn. 4) gave 2 oxgangs of land—apparently the whole of it—to Robert son of Henry de
Lathom to hold by annual rent of 3s. (fn. 5) The Lathom
family and their successors, the Stanleys, Earls of
Derby, down to about 1600 continued to hold it (fn. 6) by
the same tenure, and it was described as a manor.
The priory of Burscough held land in the township
by grant of Robert son of Richard de Lathom. (fn. 7) The
Hospitallers also had lands there. (fn. 8)
The Standishes of Duxbury held lands of the Earls
of Derby, (fn. 9) and in the 17th century and later their
estate is called the manor of Anglezarke, they having
purchased the Stanley rights. (fn. 10)
With other parts of the Standish of Duxbury estates
it was in 1898 purchased by Mr. Percival Sumner
Mayhew, but has recently been acquired by the Corporation of Liverpool in order to protect the Rivington
water supply. (fn. 11)
Other families that occur are the Anglezarkes, (fn. 12)
Bulloughs, (fn. 13) Shaws, (fn. 14) Broadhursts, (fn. 15) and Willises. (fn. 16)
George Shaw of High Bullough was a benefactor of
the poor of the district. (fn. 17)
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While Nickelback generally seem to incite a 'love them' or 'hate them' attitude from music enthusiasts, one excited fan was willing to risk life in limb to see their concert Tuesday night (July 24) at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center in Saratoga Springs, N.Y.
We are consistently reminded of the success of mainstream rock band Nickelback -- for over ten years they have heated up airwaves.
Nickelback are gearing up for their NHL Awards return and their first performance on the NHL's Las Vegas Stage since the awards moved to Sin City in 2009. The band's performance at the awards show 10 years ago was a moment that helped launch the group into becoming one of the best selling performers over the last decade.
Happy Father's Day! It's that special day of the year where we tip our hats to dads around the globe thanking them for everything they do, and rockers are no different. Many musicians are checking in on Twitter today to share their gratitude and well wishes with their own fathers in addition to all dads in general. Check out w
In a new interview, Nickelback singer Chad Kroeger comes to terms with the fact that his band will probably never be inducted to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame or pick up any Grammys.
Nickelback and Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea were among many rockers to offer their condolences after hearing about the death of legendary bassist Donald 'Duck' Dunn.
If there is such a thing as Canadian music royalty, we're sure these two artists would qualify. Nickelback's Chad Kroeger has been in the studio co-writing songs with pop star Avril Lavigne.
Nickelback's Mike Kroeger Talks Tour + New Single
Madison Square Garden got rocking last Thursday (April 19) as Nickelback, Bush, Seether and My Darkest Days partied the night away with fans.


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In a bizarre twist to the Phoebe Prince bullying suicide case, four of the girls charged with abusing the Irish teenager are now the subjects of an online abuse campaign.
Several fake websites bearing the alleged bullies names of Kayla Narey, Ashley Long, Sharon Chanon Velazquez and Flannery Mullins have been registered in California.
The x-rated anonymous comments on these sites mock, threaten and insult the four girls, and the abusive content has heightened tension in South Hadley.
"It's scary because you don't want to underestimate a threat," said South Hadley Police Chief David J. LaBrie. "You don't know what emotions might come to the surface. You prepare for the worst."
Labrie explained that one lady and her family were harassed after being mistakenly identified as one of the accused families.
Local parents fear that those outraged at what happened to Phoebe Prince have crossed the line.
"We don't want to see these kids go down the same path Phoebe did," said local parent Paris Harley, whose son is a freshman at South Hadley. "This is very disgusting."
Donna Tower, whose grandmother is a friend of one of the teenagers accused, feels that the situation is spiraling out of control
"People have lost respect for themselves and each other," she said. "People, don't you get it?
Meanwhile, lawyers for three of the accused teenagers (Mullins, Velazquez and Long) entered a not guilty plea at a short arraignment hearing on Thursday morning at Franklin-Hampshire juvenile court.
The teenagers were not present in court, but their representatives agreed that their clients would not go near the Prince family and adhere to booking procedures on Wednesday to comply with their conditions of release.
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