from a moroccan forum discussing white marriage or marriage for papers

[♥JP♥ 5]

Did someone say Biscuits?????????????????????? I could of sworn I heard Red Lobster, the depression has came and has decided to hang out a little. Biscuits, shame on whoever mention BISCUITS!!!!!!!!!!!

Maybe shrimp to go with the biscuits

Those biscuits look soo good but I'm sorry the shrimp looks nasty. It may have to do with the fact that I hate all forms of meat, chicken, and seafood right now.

[doodlebugg 10]

you guys suck. made me throw my diet right out the window since because of the bisquit talk i had to get kfc for dinner tonight.

[sara535 15]

Now about this biscuit mix. Do you add just eggs and water?

you just add water. Its not plain bisquick, its a mix made by bisquick specifically for cheese and garlic biscuits. they also have honey butter and maybe a cinnamony one but the cheese garlic is by far the best. we love it but my mother in law thought they were the weirdest thing ever. nothing at all like good old fashioned Moroccan bread

[♥JP♥ 5]

you guys suck. made me throw my diet right out the window since because of the bisquit talk i had to get kfc for dinner tonight.

KFC.....EW.

[palilover 1]

I believe that even if they married someone for a green card, something can happen after a couple of months since they are together for a long time and they can really start to love and see the sacrifice the other person is making. I'm pretty sure that occurs alot when they go in thinking its a game but it ends up becomming serious. But the using of the green card and having a gf on the side it still does occur. One thing I don't like is when Christian women change to Islam for their husbands b/c of love simply because they like how arab culture is, and want to be apartof it or don't want hardship in the future, etc.. Women should stand up for their rights. No man can use a strong hearted and minded woman.

This is absolutely true Sarah.... absolutely so.... I know you are algerian so you , reading my post below will be able to relate to alot of the emotions I am having. You are an algerian woman and you know how badly algerian women are judged and how western wives are perceived. A wife is your "niff", how you are perceived ( niff means nose) and neighbors and family can be really harsh on a man's choice of bride. In some ways I wish I knew LESS than I do because I really "get" for the most part, how women are perceived. I have spent years devoted to the history of Algeria and I have a loving relationship with its people. Even if I was to be badly hurt by my husband, I would not lose my love for that country or its people. But with that, I also know the limitations of the culture and how women are perceived. American women, especially highly educated American women do not have a great deal in common with the average Algerian housewife, who s duty is to have coffee ready at 4 and all meals ready and clothes ironed. You are there to make his life worth coming home to, NOT to have a mouth or mind of your own. Cooking is valued. Housekeeping is valued. This is what women are born to do. When a man marries, he wants a woman his mom likes.... that the bottom line. The good the bad the ugly so be it. There are things you just cannot fight...

If your marriage survives cultural norms... yeah

If it doesnt, keep in mind there is a whole lot more than love involved thats for sure

And if it can survive war and family drama you are all good.

But wahrania you described the life of palistinians perfectly:) A woman there too only cooks nad cleans. And my sister in law here has no husband now that supports her and she believes she sits at home on her butt and I work to support her so she does not have to work. Not just that, but how do you actually deal with the difference between the women (ie...the algerian/arab housewife and the super hyperactive American woman who is always out and about?) How do you deal with them bashing your culture (saying American men cannot be better than arab, an American woman cannot cook, arab families are better than american, etc, etc) No, my husband does not talk to me like this btw. So it's not him:)

[PalestineMyHeart 1,897]

And if it can survive war and family drama you are all good.

But wahrania you described the life of palistinians perfectly:) A woman there too only cooks nad cleans. And my sister in law here has no husband now that supports her and she believes she sits at home on her butt and I work to support her so she does not have to work. Not just that, but how do you actually deal with the difference between the women (ie...the algerian/arab housewife and the super hyperactive American woman who is always out and about?) How do you deal with them bashing your culture (saying American men cannot be better than arab, an American woman cannot cook, arab families are better than american, etc, etc) No, my husband does not talk to me like this btw. So it's not him:)

Absolutely not true.

How many Palestinian women do you even know ?

[palilover 1]

And if it can survive war and family drama you are all good.

But wahrania you described the life of palistinians perfectly:) A woman there too only cooks nad cleans. And my sister in law here has no husband now that supports her and she believes she sits at home on her butt and I work to support her so she does not have to work. Not just that, but how do you actually deal with the difference between the women (ie...the algerian/arab housewife and the super hyperactive American woman who is always out and about?) How do you deal with them bashing your culture (saying American men cannot be better than arab, an American woman cannot cook, arab families are better than american, etc, etc) No, my husband does not talk to me like this btw. So it's not him:)

Absolutely not true.

How many Palestinian women do you even know ?

I just reread what I wrotel I'm sorry. I did not mean to stereotype "all". That is certainly not true:(

[PalestineMyHeart 1,897]

I just reread what I wrotel I'm sorry. I did not mean to stereotype "all". That is certainly not true:(

OK glad we got that straightened out !

[panamania79 2]

Now about this biscuit mix. Do you add just eggs and water?

Bisquick's got some egg or something in it. Just add water.

( Imo, better than the topic. )

Use a Halal or Kosher cheese.

Like Cabot cheese ( HINT HINT: All Cabot's cheeses are -best you'll ever have -PLUS- they're Halal/Kosher = *REAL* Lacto-Vegetarian [aka: no pork bellies.])

No Sonic here either. That's it, we're moving south.

Of course there is no Sonic here.Anything cool always takes 20 years to get to RI.

Ha ha! RI!

Worse than CT I guess. See, it takes forever for anything to get here - BUT - we're closer to NYC.

That's an advantage.

you guys suck. made me throw my diet right out the window since because of the bisquit talk i had to get kfc for dinner tonight.

KFC.....EW.

KFC......Oh nooooooo !