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what to eat when skiing
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 12-19-09 18:05what to eat when skiing
Is it me ?,or is a bowl of bob soup with grilled local bread and a brandy-hot chocolate the best lunch when on the mountain.
Nothing warm the old toes better
36 days to go.
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On the mountain it has to be Gyros, extra chilli sauce.... and a stone cold Zagorka.... best hangover cure ever
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Nice...find a full-on face plant in the snow also good to sort out the hangover !
What are gyros please ?
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But the really one GREEK GYROS with tzatziki not the Bulgarian ....ha ha
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I must confess i love Greek Gyros, with tzatziki.... and chilli sauce
... The Gyros here in Bansko is pretty similar, without the tzatziki, but you can add it as its available here as well...To answer your question David, the Gyros here is also called kebab, pieces of chicken cut from a skewer, chips (normally cold), salad (cucumber, coleslaw, tomatoe etc), garlic sauce, chilli sauce... all in a bread wrap... Look after your local Gyros seller and he will look after you
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This is the greek gyros, pieces of pork or chicken meat,
hot potatoes, onions, tomatoes, tzatziki (yogurt with cucumber and garlic) in bread wrab, very tasty!!!!!!!!!
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Must admit we always stop off for a lunch of kebab and zagorka at bottom of shiligarnika, very tasty . Bit surprised to see chips poking out of it first time though!!re: what to eat when skiing
I don't know why but we cannot get Gyros/kebab here in the summer ???? Almost prompts me to drive down to Greece to get the real thing We can though get all the ingrediants, save the bread wrap, in a split bread or roll (huge !!), and to my mind the best is from the takeaway cafe at the back of the square beside the market... 2.80lv, just ask for a chicken sandwich, meal in itself ...
O, and as a footnote, i forgot to mention the onions (best when they are red and cut very fine) in ...
We can though get all the ingrediants, save the bread wrap, in a split bread or roll (huge !!), and to my mind the best is from the takeaway cafe at the back of the square beside the market... 2.80lv, just ask for a chicken sandwich, meal in itself ...O, and as a footnote, i forgot to mention the onions (best when they are red and cut very fine) in ...
I don't know why but we cannot get Gyros/kebab here in the summer ???? Almost prompts me to drive down to Greece to get the real thing We can though get all the ingrediants, save the bread wrap, in a split bread or roll (huge !!), and to my mind the best is from the takeaway cafe at the back of the square beside the market... 2.80lv, just ask for a chicken sandwich, meal in itself ...
O, and as a footnote, i forgot to mention the onions (best when they are red and cut very fine) in the local gyros.... Im hungry now
We can though get all the ingrediants, save the bread wrap, in a split bread or roll (huge !!), and to my mind the best is from the takeaway cafe at the back of the square beside the market... 2.80lv, just ask for a chicken sandwich, meal in itself ...O, and as a footnote, i forgot to mention the onions (best when they are red and cut very fine) in the local gyros.... Im hungry now
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Sounds fantastic, especially the onions and tzatziki.Can you ask for them without the meat, or is this considered unmanly ?
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Make your own Steve - we always do! I can give you the tzatziki recipe (22yrs living in Greece). Greek hubby loves the crappy red hot donor kebabs they serve in UK (after a heavy pub crawl) - was not fun sleeping next to him that night!
