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I'm not attacking Saudi Arabia but there are the modern elements, and some... less modern sides. Let me just say that barring one ethnic group from entering the country is not very tolerant or...

Thanks from me, too.

So any ideas about the Kingdom and Saudi diets? Apparently it's very westernised but I find that hard to really believe...

They're all new to me. Thanks.

Fruit.. cool. Orange with watercress I can't imagine!

I'd like to know what unconventional things you've tried putting in salads and how did it taste.

English salads are a bit conservative, I think. I've read that the Israeli salad has almost...

Hey, cool! The other bean thing I like is black bean sauce, it tastes beautiful. You can just cook it with some vegetables of your choice, please yourself...

Thanks for the farls tip and the other posts... I suppose I should get some cookbooks but I normally just cook to please myself. Lately lots of chinese style dishes and rice / noodles.

Thanks for the info.

Thanks a lot! I think I'd have to look really hard to find farls with no milk in, though.

Courgette ;)

It sounds really tasty.

Thanks a lot for the quick reply - are you from the Gulf itself?

I'll be going to India and Saudi Arabia this Summer. I'm assuming that India will be very vegan friendly, but to be honest I have no idea what people normally eat in Saudi Arabia. :confused:
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Lol... Yes it counts. I love "real" ales.

Pressure cookers are really popular in India, and they cook rice amazingly fast. It's worth it.

The easiest bean recipe you will find:

Fry some onions, garlic and ginger in a pan. Add a small can of chili beans and cook it for a few minutes. Add chopped tomatoes and some chopped herbs...

I think you should drink water when you feel thirsty or a bit tired. Apart from that I drink diet coke and coffee for a "lift". It's probably best not to set rules on when to drink, just do it when...

OK, thanks! But do any of you eat ones that are local, rather than international? I've been looking in recipe books for traditional foods, but most of it is fish and "red meat".

By the way I...

I meant things like regional jams, sweets, etc. I'm not really sure about substitutes - are they anything like the real thing in taste? If it was about the same then I would accept it, of course!

Aren't haggis and bangers meat?!

I mean things like regional specialties which are not cheeses or fish dishes. Maybe it's hard to find things that fit that discription. :confused:

Hi

Does anyone know what foods a vegan could eat that are traditionally English or Irish?

Thanks!