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Shishlik is a Turkish word shish + lik. Shish means skewer and lik is a suffix for being related to. It is a kind of Kabob that is being made on skewer. It is equivalent to Shish Kabob. When the kind of meat is not specified, it means that it should be the lamb meat. This kebob is very popular in all the middle eastern countries and also east Europe and Russia. In Iran, They have very specific names for kabobs so Shishlik just applies to the kabob made from lamb's lion chops. In some countries they marinate the meat for making shish kabob, but it some other it is not marinated and has a very heavy taste of red meat. The best way to cook it, is to buy a young lamb lion chops, then put the meat in the refrigerator for few days (fresh meat is very though and not suitable for making kabobs) without any marination, then BBQ on very hot charcoal for few minutes(5 minutes each side). During the BBQ you can use butter to make it more delicious. At the end you can add a little salt to it. It tastes fantastic.
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They eat something which is called a tzabar which is like a cactus but has fruity taste.People of Jewish religion (whether or not resident in Israel) eat just about anything that is not forbidden by their dietary laws. They are forbidden to eat any sea food that does not have fins and scales, or anything that comes from a pig. It is also forbidden to eat meat at the same meal as any dairy product. It is mandatory that any meat animal be slaughtered by bleeding to death.Some of the items which are frequently consumed by Jews are salt beef sandwiches (without butter!), bagels (with or without lox), matzos, falafel, halva, gefilte fish and chopped liver. There are many others, depending to some extent on where their ancestors were during the Diaspora.
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latkes, cholent , challah, kugelach, hummus, schug, falafel, halva, shakshuka, jachnun, channa, dal, shishlik, caponata, creamed Baccala, fried artichoke hearts There are many traditional Jewish foods and they are different for different Jews (Ashkenazi, Sephardi, and Mizrachi). In additional to the foods listed above, traditional Ashkenazi foods include kugels, gefilte fish, stuffed cabbage (holishkes), tzimmes, brisket and more.
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