Oh yes :) I love baking so much Leyla, the process of making a dough and smelling the pies and pizza in the oven is so much fun, and the process of eating them is enjoyable (,") I also love salads, especially the ones that I can put anything I like in them with the veggies :) I guess anything with potato, cheese and bread is my favourite too :')

Here's something fun to watch; I just found this video on travel channel and I loved it :)

It shows the southern part of Jordan (Petra and Rum valley), and most important they're showing the way to cook our national dish (Mansaf) ;P Look at the dry salty yogurt they are going to break to make this dish; it's called "Jameed"; our national pride :D 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vrKOGtcWHIo

Don't worry Gillian; this way I was lucky to get 2 recipes from you and this one looks really delicious as well :) I must add that not everyone understands English with Indian accent very well, so I know you didn't realize that you posted another video the first time, but it's a good advice to anyone who wants to watch it in case they didn't understand all the words (,")

Thanks for your understanding Mumtaz and both recipes I plan to try as both sound and look delicious.

<em>I </em>am learning a lot from this about what people eat in different places so very useful. 

Here is a Scottish salmon recipe https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBgK8jdWhoQ

I love salmon and it can be made with any salmon or honey:) Any recipe can be adapted.

I plan to choose something to make from this discussion this week!

Thanks Mumtaz:) silly silly me, the link I had originally copied and pasted was in Hindi with English and I just forgot about that when I found a new link with a recipe closer to the one I make myself! My sincere apologies to anyone reading my above message, it was added in error about the English Subtitles. (Here is the other recipe I mean for Malai kofta balls that I found that is in Hindi. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHSsptxKVR8 )

@Leyla: I see now, I'm going to try it but probably without the prunes because I'm not used to the taste of salty and sweet flavors together ;) Don't worry about fasting my dear, You just gave us an excellent healthy recipe that works well for our breakfasts in Ramadan (,")

@Gillian: That was a very yummy recipe, and I'm surprised that I didn't know it or try it before! This video reminded me of all the Indian goodies, I'm a big fan :) I didn't need the subtitles because I'm familiar with the Indian accent (,") Thank you my friend.