Döner kebab

PART A CREATIVE RESPONSE TO A TEXT OPTION C ACT 4 SCENE 1 A dimly-lit nightclub, reeking of imported cigarettes and potent alcohol. LEWIS is standing at the overcrowded bar ordering two vodka shots, one for himself and one for CHERRY who should be entering the nightclub any minute. CHERRY: [tapping Lewis’s shoulder] You finally decide to write back to me huh? How long has it been, like three years right? LEWIS: [chuckles lightly, while leaning in to hug Cherry] You wouldn't believe the things that have happened in my life in those three years! How are you Cherry? I must admit, it is great to be able to see you again. CHERRY: Wow Lewis, you really have grown up, although we must go for kebabs after drinks because your stomach is looking…

flame broiled meats (chelow kebab) or with meat/vegetable stews (khoresht). More intricate rice dishes are called polow (pilaf, utilized as a part of Turkish for all rice dishes)” (p 523). At the point when the rice is depleted in the wake of bubbling, it is then layered in the pot with meats and additionally vegetables or potentially sauces, and also nuts, currants, or other dried organic product in a few dishes, and dependably with some fat or oil, then secured and steamed as with chelow…

meat industry that exploits illegal immigration as cheap labour. In addition, to offer a product of low quality and poorly handled. Therefore, the film follows the process; since the cattle is made fat artificially and enters the slaughterhouse until the hamburger is served on the dish of the customer. In each of these steps, a number of irregularities were committed, thus understanding just exactly how the burger has become discredited as food when in its home version, should be determined by…

repair of muscles), high in carbohydrates to replenish their energy levels and water to keep hydrated. The foods are: Chicken, protein shake, nuts, wrap Water Salad, potato, asparagus The sports performer shouldn’t eat these types of food when training for an event because they are high in salt, which can dehydrate the body, lots of saturated fat, so it has no nutritional value in sport. However, the performer can eat these foods, it depends of the frequency of training, the sport and intensity…