Can anyone tell me what the Arabic name is for those sugar-coated garbonzo beans? They are
deeelish!! You can also get them without the sugar coating. You eat these things like you would
peanuts. I bought some in a middle-east-type bakery where they sold spinich pies and fresh baked
Syrian bread and the like. The clerk didn't know what they were called. I'm certain that
phonetically in English the name of this snack would start with a "D". I can't find anything on the
net about them either. Anybody know the name? Thanks, S
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Question for all the Middle Eastern cuisine gurus
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Suzanne said:
Can anyone tell me what the Arabic name is for those sugar-coated garbonzo beans?
Don't know the Arabic name, sorry, but the Turkish name seems to be 'sekar kapli leblebi'.
Victor
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On Sun, 14 Dec 2003 22:04:08 +0100, [email hidden] (Victor
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Suzanne said:
Can anyone tell me what the Arabic name is for those sugar-coated garbonzo beans?
Don't know the Arabic name, sorry, but the Turkish name seems to be 'sekar kapli leblebi'.
Wow, I'm impressed that you knew that.
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