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What is difference between kebab and tikka?
a kebab is made of minced meat and tikka is usually chopped large chunks of meat. Kebab is grilled and fried sometimes but tikka is always stir fried
Where is doner pan?
Doner pan is a type of cooking utensil that is commonly used in Turkish cuisine. It is typically a large, round, flat pan with raised edges that is used to cook and simmer meat, vegetables, and other ingredients together. You can usually find doner pans in stores that sell Turkish or Middle Eastern cooking supplies.
What is the healthiest food in australia?
kebab and chips with a large cup of coke with extra sugar to rot your teeth
Which of the is a large rotating thunderstorm?
A supercell is a large rotating thunderstorm that can produce severe weather, including tornadoes, hail, and strong winds.
What is a large rotating body that's held in orbit by a stars gravity?
A planet is a large rotating body that is held in orbit by a star's gravity in a solar system.
How do you say 2 beers please and a large Donner kebab in Turkish?
2 bira ve büyük Donner kebap lütfen
Large rotating tropical weather system with high-speed winds?
radar
A large rotating body that's held in orbit by a stars gravity?
A planet
What type of structure is the London Eye?
It's a large rotating wheel structure - a Ferris wheel.
What was the name of the large box the coffin was placed in?
a vault
What is a large stream of moving water that flows through the oceans is called?
A current. A rotating current is called a gyre.
How muany calories in a kebab?
It is fair to say that most people ordering one are not overly concerned with making sound nutritional choices. And that might be just as well, for a survey yesterday revealed the grim truth about the sky-high fat content of many kebabs. A particularly large and greasy specimen could provide 2,000 calories - as many as a woman should eat in a whole day. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-1129309/Just-doner-kebab-contains-entire-days-calorie-allowance.html#ixzz23TKcRsuk
