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Posted: **11/18/2003, 5:32 pm**

it is a european food and i think it is pretty good and i was wondering if any one had some good recipes? thanks.

Posted: **11/18/2003, 6:20 pm**

Get a cook book bro get a cook book

Posted: **11/18/2003, 6:24 pm**

i already looked in mine and it wasn't there

Posted: **11/18/2003, 6:24 pm**

Holy shit wolfwood! I finally found another Kenshin fan on this board!! Hooah!

Posted: **11/18/2003, 9:44 pm**

That shit they sell in stores is nothing like REAL Turkish Delight. :neutral:

We came home from Turkey with boxes upon boxes of the stuff. :drool:

Posted: **11/19/2003, 1:21 am**

Look up a recipe online. I'm sure it's around.

Posted: **11/19/2003, 1:21 pm**

i did i can't find a good one

Posted: **11/19/2003, 2:15 pm**

Hmm... that sucks... internet's where I go for recipes that aren't in our books... and I always find what I'm looking for... keep trying, maybe you'll find it.

Posted: **11/19/2003, 7:03 pm**

i have found it just not a good one

Posted: **11/20/2003, 5:41 pm**

Furious George wrote:Holy shit wolfwood! I finally found another Kenshin fan on this board!! Hooah!

yup ya found me i am Saito Hejimi....i mena yea im a kenshin fan

Posted: **11/20/2003, 5:58 pm**

You didn't look hard, did you?

http://www.christmas-joy.com/recipes/turkishdelight.htm

http://www.world-recipes.info/turkey-tu ... light.html

http://www-2.cs.cmu.edu/~mjw/recipes/ca ... k-del.html

Google, my friend. Google.

Posted: **11/20/2003, 8:14 pm**

i already have those and I will probly use one i was hoping someone had like one from turkey

Posted: **11/24/2003, 7:38 pm**

I love turkish delight. Probably just because of the I-don't-know-what that goes along with first hearing about it in The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe. That boy sure did love turkish delights. I liked that movie...

Posted: **11/24/2003, 8:19 pm**

i liked that book