Turkish Theme night

[skilly]

We are thinking of trying to get belly dancing classes going in the community centre where I work.
We thought we would organise a Turkish night to introduce these sessions and get it off the ground.
People have asked me for suggestions as to what kind of food should be available as they know I visit icmeler a lot and think I am an expert
But for the life of me I can only think of turkish delight and kebabs.
Does anyone have any idea of any easy to make buffet food we could have?
I suppose we could always serve free raki that would get the evening off to a good start,I don't know about the morning after though

[JT]

There you go Skilly

http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/2944 ... ml#English

[skilly]

Thanks a lot admin, but I wonder if anyone knows where I would be able to buy grape leaves?
Some of those recipes look very healthy and tasty!

[JT]

The supermarkets around Bold street in Liverpool sell that kind of stuff so you will be able to get it

[Fanny]

Don't think there'll be much dancing done Skilly if you make that little lot!!
everyone will be asleep
What about drinks?
am thinking more Turkish Tea rather than Efes (i'm lying of course!!)

[skilly]

Wasn't quite thinking of tea Fanny
Perhaps we'll do a little Russian dancing as well with a couple of vodkas, Turkish variety of course!

[Fanny]

of course
and Russian dancing as in Venice Russian dancing I hope

[skilly]

Definitley

[Fanny]

wonder if Lee would be free to give you all a demonstration?!

[Colette]

What is the name of that Russian dance done in Icmeler? I can't for the life of me remember ?

[JT]

There is the Kalinka dance

[tinkerbelle]

Morrison's has Vine leaves.
Marg