I'm sure many a late night reveler will morn his passing.
BBC News - Doner kebab 'inventor' Kadir Nurman dies in Berlin
BBC News - Doner kebab 'inventor' Kadir Nurman dies in Berlin
Doner Kebab 'inventor' dies in Berlin
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This site would certainly question that claim, with a photo of a shop that opened in London in 1966 which clearly shows a notice "Doner Kebab" in the window. I also remember frequenting a Kebab shop in the very early 1970's although I have always preferred Shish Kebab.
This site would certainly question that claim, with a photo of a shop that opened in London in 1966 which clearly shows a notice "Doner Kebab" in the window. I also remember frequenting a Kebab shop in the very early 1970's although I have always preferred Shish Kebab.
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I will bow to your opinion on that @oneman I assume by flat bread you mean unleavened bread as pitta bread is slightly leavened and I have never had a kebab using anything other than pitta (and only Shish Kebab as Donar has never appealed to me, although my kids like them).
By the way I was not rubbishing your post, as Kadir Nurman is cited as being the "inventor" of the Donar Kebab in numerous publications, and there are no doubt numerous others who will also claim that particular crown to themselves.
By the way I was not rubbishing your post, as Kadir Nurman is cited as being the "inventor" of the Donar Kebab in numerous publications, and there are no doubt numerous others who will also claim that particular crown to themselves.
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As a pavement decoration worthy of a Turner prize, it's second only to Kentucky Fried Chicken.
However, there is a prior contender :-
https://www.digitalworldz.co.uk/index.php?threads/199755/ :Biggrin2:
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It's a bit like trying to find the origins of that great British dish, Chicken Tikka Masala.
There are various claims to how and where it originated.
There are various claims to how and where it originated.
I've managed to avoid kebabs (success?), chicken does need gravy (Tikka Masala), Spag Bol is NOT Italian - sorry
