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Hi Guys, does anyone know more information about this Kupelian???

quote: Originally posted by Boghos: Basturma is not uniquely Armenian. They also have it in Turkey, Kayseri being the "major production" town for it. I bet we can find a dozen Armenians that will tell you Kayseri is shortened from Kayserian! The "pastrami" connection is interesting. Never realized how close they sound. P.S. In your honor, I posted a Brazilian desert island disc list over in the music group. [This message has been edited by Pilafhead (edited November 04, 2000).] Well, I can tell you Kayserian means something something like kayseri-son (e.g. ekmekcian, ekmekciyan meaning bakersson). But OK, who has ever eaten bastirma baked together with eggs!!! It's really divine... Does anyone of you also knows manti???

I have seen that church last summer It was in quite a good shape! And it looked really marvellous

[/b] Koko, Any Greek will declare war to Armenia for the appropriation of “Dolma.” images/smiles/converted/icon_smile.gif The word "Dolma" itself originates from the Greek language, as far as I know. Don't know about the rest of the items in your list. HI THERE, AS FAR AS I KNOW, DOLMA COMES FROM THE TURKISCH VERB: "DOLDURMAK" WHICH MEANS, TO FILL. DOLMA MEANS SOMETHING LIKE, FILLED