Sometimes people are lucky enough to be in the right place, at the right time.
Here’s our story: A number of years ago former neighbor Marian Amiraian called to say her children weren’t able to visit and that she prepared a giant pot of Tahnabour she’d planned to serve them. Since her family couldn’t come, Marian wondered if Doug and I would be interested in having some.
Interested? Was she kidding?? Of course, we were! We lived a hop, skip, and a jump away, and were only too happy to help Marian out. After keeping a small portion for herself, we were treated to the rest. It made a perfect lunch – and then some, and boy, was it DELICIOUS! We thanked Marian over-and-over again!
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