Tammy's Somali Food Blog

[Amina/Tammy 0]

Hi all,

I got this link from my site. I am surely going to try some of the recipes from here.

I just wanted to introduce myself. My name is Tammy, but most know me as Amina. I am a Canadian woman. I have been married to a man from Somalia for over 15 years. We have 5 children, 4 super hyper active boys and 1 extremely moody girl.

I have been a stay at home for the past 3 years and am planning to go back to school in September. For now any free time I have, I use working on my blog. I created a blog that showcases traditional and modern Somali food.

Please check it out. As always comments and suggestions are appreciated.

Amina/Tammy

http://tammyssomalihome.blogspot.com/

[reeses16 8]

Hi, Tammy! Is Somali anjera traditionally made from teff like Ethiopian injera?

Edited June 11, 2009 by reeses16

[Amina/Tammy 0]

Hi, Tammy! Is Somali anjera traditionally made from teff like Ethiopian injera?

Hi....no it's not. So many ways to make it.

[sandinista! 1,816]

welcome, and i've really enjoyed checking out your recipes.

[CasandraYounes 0]

I love to cook and I enjoyed checking out your recipes. They look really good, I will have to try them sometime.

[100% Al Ahly Fan 53]

Hi all,

I got this link from my site. I am surely going to try some of the recipes from here.

I just wanted to introduce myself. My name is Tammy, but most know me as Amina. I am a Canadian woman. I have been married to a man from Somalia for over 15 years. We have 5 children, 4 super hyper active boys and 1 extremely moody girl.

I have been a stay at home for the past 3 years and am planning to go back to school in September. For now any free time I have, I use working on my blog. I created a blog that showcases traditional and modern Somali food.

Please check it out. As always comments and suggestions are appreciated.

Amina/Tammy

http://tammyssomalihome.blogspot.com/

Assalaamu Alayki ya Tammy,

Welcome to VJ! Glad to have you here. I was introduced to your site last year by a Somali friend of mine. She had made some Kac-Kac using a recipe from your blog.

I really enjoy your site. I see you have a few recipes for halawa. Another friend, an American (married to a Somali) brought me some halawa one day. YUMMY! When I heard of this, I told her that's an Arabic word for sweet and she said yep, that was this dessert was. I always knew halawa to be made for removal of hair or made as a sweet sesame paste! Oh, my ignorance! The somali halawa IS some of the yummiest stuff I ever had!

Anyhow, thanks for sharing your recipes.....I can't wait to try the potato and coriander sambusa! Sounds yummy!

Jazaki Allah Khair

Sharifah

P.S. MashaAllah your children are beautiful!

[Brit Abroad 166]

Thanks for the link to your blog.

I've never cooked Somali food before, but it certainly looks very appealing and my husband is brave enough to try anything I make, so I look forward to trying out your recipes!

[UmmSqueakster 54]

Assalamu Alaikum Tammy,

that was me linking to your blog. We have a thread up at the top of the page called Sultan's Kitchen, where we share recipes. I've been having a great time making food from your blog, so I had to share it with everyone here

[AlHayatZween 2]

Cool, thanks! Waa marhabanbik.

Always looking for new recipes!

[Henia 11]

Esalaams,

I got her blog link off of Islamic Parenting forum. Nice recipes ... many similar to Algerian dishes!