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  1. 3rd August 2009 19:46 #8
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  2. 5th August 2009 04:52 #9
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    BONJOUR ! pouvez-vous me donner la recette du fameux pain syrien que l'on trouve un peu partout en Algérie? Merci
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  3. 5th August 2009 14:21 #10
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    Salam wa mar7aba

    Talamee peut-être ? (Voyez ici également)
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  4. 27th September 2009 12:30 #11
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    BUSINESS IDEAS

    I'm seeing a lot of extraordinary Algerian food that could make someone millions over here. No joke. It's much easier than you think if you have what it takes to do business in the UK. Read what follows to see why.

    There's a TV programme in the UK called 'Dragons' Den', where hopeful new entrepreneurs meet a panel of mega successful multi-millionaires (the 'dragons') and present their business ideas to them, hoping for financial support and a touch of their expertise, in return for a share of their business when it takes off (10-51 %).

    The most important things is the product. I can see SO much potential here!! ( The Moroccans are already doing it)

    My mum is, I believe, one of the best cooks in the world, even though she is illiterate. How true is that of so many wonderful mums in Algeria?

    She once baked some Algerian bread in the oven and gave some to my neighbours (not where I live now). The bread tasted like brioche and looked fantastic. The neighbours were amazed and said we really ought to put this in the market. Had she lived here permanently, she could have become a millionaire!

    Life is full...of missed opportunities for some.
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  5. 8th December 2009 10:36 #12
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    Quote Originally Posted by BACK2MYROOTS View Post
    My mum is, I believe, one of the best cooks in the world,
    Yes from what I hear there are many Mums there who are excellent cooks pressure, pressure

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    Life is full...of missed opportunities for some.
    Very true.

    I'm sure I followed a link someone had posted on here (maybe Al-khiyal?) for an Algerian (I think it was Algerian, hope I'm not wrong) restaurant yesterday or the day before. The website was very well made and it really made me want to go there. Maybe not to the bar, lol...but to eat and soak up the atmosphere.
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  6. 8th December 2009 10:37 #13
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    I find this site not only really helpful but really nice to read also...and great photos.

    64 sq ft Kitchen
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