- kebab salad
- salad kebab

While looking through some takeaway menus i noticed that one takeaway 
has (kebab salad) while a different takeaway uses (salad kebab) .

What one is correct ? .


(its the exact same as a normal kebab - but without the doner meat)

Krustov wrote:
> - kebab salad
> - salad kebab
>
> While looking through some takeaway menus i noticed that one takeaway
> has (kebab salad) while a different takeaway uses (salad kebab) .
>
> What one is correct ? .
>
>
> (its the exact same as a normal kebab - but without the doner meat)

Both are correct.  My local kebab house is also correct when it uses the 
name "pitta salad".

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Enzo

I wear the cheese. It does not wear me.

<uk.media.tv.misc>
<Enzo Matrix>
<Fri, 18 Jul 2008 19:26:32 +0100>


> > - kebab salad
> > - salad kebab
> >
> > While looking through some takeaway menus i noticed that one takeaway
> > has (kebab salad) while a different takeaway uses (salad kebab) .
> >
> > What one is correct ? .
> >
> >
> > (its the exact same as a normal kebab - but without the doner meat)
> 
> Both are correct.  My local kebab house is also correct when it uses the 
> name "pitta salad".
> 

Pitta salad is probably more correct .

For how can something be called a kebab if it doesnt actually have or 
contain any kebab meat .


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"Krustov"  wrote in message 
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>- kebab salad
> - salad kebab
>
> While looking through some takeaway menus i noticed that one takeaway
> has (kebab salad) while a different takeaway uses (salad kebab) .
>
> What one is correct ? .
>
>
> (its the exact same as a normal kebab - but without the doner meat)

Perhaps this:

I've only ever seen 'doner kebab', not a 'kebab doner'. Same with the other 
kebabs.

So, I would suggest that a 'salad kebab' should be a kebab that is made up 
of salad rather than meat.

That leaves 'kabab salad' being the salad that gets added to a meat kebab.

Not sayin thats true or correct, it just feels logical, if not natural.

AC

Krustov wrote:
> <uk.media.tv.misc>
> <Enzo Matrix>
> <Fri, 18 Jul 2008 19:26:32 +0100>
> 
> 
>>> - kebab salad
>>> - salad kebab
>>>
>>> While looking through some takeaway menus i noticed that one takeaway
>>> has (kebab salad) while a different takeaway uses (salad kebab) .
>>>
>>> What one is correct ? .
>>>
>>>
>>> (its the exact same as a normal kebab - but without the doner meat)
>> Both are correct.  My local kebab house is also correct when it uses the 
>> name "pitta salad".
>>
> 
> Pitta salad is probably more correct .
> 
> For how can something be called a kebab if it doesnt actually have or 
> contain any kebab meat .
> 
> 

Remember the test for a good Kebab - leave it outside for a few days and 
if no animal has touched it then it's not a good kebab!

"Krustov"  wrote in message 
news:MPG.22eaf3c1e31c42cf98b762@news.newsreader.com...

>
> For how can something be called a kebab if it doesnt actually have or
> contain any kebab meat .

Indeed, but there are others of course like soya 'meat', non-alcoholic
'beer' and the vegetarian 'sausage'.
-- 
Col

Steal a spaceship and head for the sun,
Shoot the stars with a lemonade ray gun.

<uk.media.tv.misc>
<AC>
<Fri, 18 Jul 2008 20:06:03 +0100>
<3L5gk.645$WX2.502@newsfe18.ams2>

> >- kebab salad
> > - salad kebab
> >
> > While looking through some takeaway menus i noticed that one takeaway
> > has (kebab salad) while a different takeaway uses (salad kebab) .
> >
> > What one is correct ? .
> >
> >
> > (its the exact same as a normal kebab - but without the doner meat)
> 
> Perhaps this:
> 
> I've only ever seen 'doner kebab', not a 'kebab doner'. Same with the other 
> kebabs.
> 
> So, I would suggest that a 'salad kebab' should be a kebab that is made up 
> of salad rather than meat.
> 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kebab

<quote>
refers to a variety of meat dishes
</quote>


-- 
www.krustov.co.uk

Sofa - Spud wrote:
> Krustov wrote:
>> <uk.media.tv.misc>
>> <Enzo Matrix>
>> <Fri, 18 Jul 2008 19:26:32 +0100>
>> 
>>
>>>> - kebab salad
>>>> - salad kebab
>>>>
>>>> While looking through some takeaway menus i noticed that one
>>>> takeaway has (kebab salad) while a different takeaway uses (salad
>>>> kebab) . What one is correct ? .
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> (its the exact same as a normal kebab - but without the doner meat)
>>> Both are correct.  My local kebab house is also correct when it
>>> uses the name "pitta salad".
>>>
>>
>> Pitta salad is probably more correct .
>>
>> For how can something be called a kebab if it doesnt actually have or
>> contain any kebab meat .
>>
>>
>
> Remember the test for a good Kebab - leave it outside for a few days
> and if no animal has touched it then it's not a good kebab!

LOL

-- 
Enzo

I wear the cheese. It does not wear me.

"AC"  wrote in message 
news:3L5gk.645$WX2.502@newsfe18.ams2...
>
> "Krustov"  wrote in message 
> news:MPG.22eaef76d45bfeaa98b761@news.newsreader.com...
>>- kebab salad
>> - salad kebab
>>
>> While looking through some takeaway menus i noticed that one takeaway
>> has (kebab salad) while a different takeaway uses (salad kebab) .
>>
>> What one is correct ? .
>>
>>
>> (its the exact same as a normal kebab - but without the doner meat)
>
> Perhaps this:
>
> I've only ever seen 'doner kebab', not a 'kebab doner'. Same with the 
> other kebabs.
>
> So, I would suggest that a 'salad kebab' should be a kebab that is made up 
> of salad rather than meat.
>
> That leaves 'kabab salad' being the salad that gets added to a meat kebab.
>
> Not sayin thats true or correct, it just feels logical, if not natural.
>
> AC
>

FWIW that's what I was thinking.

On Jul 18, 7:39 pm, Krustov  wrote:

> For how can something be called a kebab if it doesnt actually have or
> contain any kebab meat .

Maybe people think that anything that can be cooked on a skewer -
vegetables, for instance - qualifies as a kebab.

"Krustov"  wrote in message 
news:MPG.22eafb72a046821898b763@news.newsreader.com...
> <uk.media.tv.misc>
> <AC>
> <Fri, 18 Jul 2008 20:06:03 +0100>
> <3L5gk.645$WX2.502@newsfe18.ams2>
>
>> >- kebab salad
>> > - salad kebab
>> >
>> > While looking through some takeaway menus i noticed that one takeaway
>> > has (kebab salad) while a different takeaway uses (salad kebab) .
>> >
>> > What one is correct ? .
>> >
>> >
>> > (its the exact same as a normal kebab - but without the doner meat)
>>
>> Perhaps this:
>>
>> I've only ever seen 'doner kebab', not a 'kebab doner'. Same with the 
>> other
>> kebabs.
>>
>> So, I would suggest that a 'salad kebab' should be a kebab that is made 
>> up
>> of salad rather than meat.
>>
>
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kebab
>
> <quote>
> refers to a variety of meat dishes
> </quote>
>
>
> -- 
> www.krustov.co.uk

So what is a vegetable kebab?

Most shops here sell them. Mushrooms, toms, etc on a skewer, cooked on an 
open grill and served in pita. No meat in sight and considered a kebab.

I've also seen pita stuffed with cold salad sold as a salad kebab.

AC

On Fri, 18 Jul 2008 20:03:40 +0100, "Col"  wrote:

>
>"Krustov"  wrote in message 
>news:MPG.22eaf3c1e31c42cf98b762@news.newsreader.com...
>
>>
>> For how can something be called a kebab if it doesnt actually have or
>> contain any kebab meat .
>
>Indeed, but there are others of course like soya 'meat', non-alcoholic
>'beer' and the vegetarian 'sausage'.

and "nut cutlets" that brings tears to your eyes.
-- 

Martin

Enzo Matrix wrote:
> Krustov wrote:
>> - kebab salad
>> - salad kebab
>>
>> While looking through some takeaway menus i noticed that one takeaway
>> has (kebab salad) while a different takeaway uses (salad kebab) .
>>
>> What one is correct ? .
>>
>>
>> (its the exact same as a normal kebab - but without the doner meat)
>
> Both are correct.

Now I'm in a salad daze.

AC wrote:
>
> So what is a vegetable kebab?

Jade Goody's ladygarden.

On Jul 18, 7:21 pm, Krustov  wrote:
> - kebab salad
> - salad kebab
>
> While looking through some takeaway menus i noticed that one takeaway
> has (kebab salad) while a different takeaway uses (salad kebab) .
>
> What one is correct ? .
>
> (its the exact same as a normal kebab - but without the doner meat)

One place I lived had a shop which sold
"Donor Kebabs"...

...no wonder there's a waiting list on the
NHS.

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