Talk:Kurdish cuisine

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[edit] Wow, thats not a generalization

"Kurds often like pepper and onions with their food", maybe its true but still....

23:39, 18 February 2007 (UTC) The following below were comments that were, unfortunately, placed in the main article. Please, if you have any comments, place them in the discussion page.

• it is not biryani, it is called "parêv", and instead of plaw it should be "birinç" ! other than those; melemen, ûr û rûvî, and mehîr are some other famous kurdish meals that i remember of.
• birinc is just the name for rice, pelaw is the dish.

 kurds from other regions might have different names for the same dishes (biryani)
 so i wouldn't be too fast with correcting unless you are really sure.
 other dishes i know are yaprax, chichma, mehir, tefti, niskene, nane niskan.