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@alonzomadero9413

2 weeks ago

Al pastor (pastor) means shepherd style , that is roasting meat spitted vertically, brought to Mexico by Christian Lebanese immigrants that had no problem eating pork.

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@TeresaFernandez-f8h

1 week ago

The Arabs brought that recipe. It’s called el taco Árabe. The Mexicans use the recipe and preparation for that certain taco. The Mexicans put their spices and veggies on it. What is nice about the Arabs is that they don’t pretend that they invented tacos, like other groups would. Mexico gives credit where it’s due. The taco goes back to pre Colombian times when the tortilla was used as a spoon. Some ppl still make a scoop with a folded piece of tortilla as a spoon.

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@janv209

2 weeks ago

Yes indeed. In Puebla Mexico they call it taco arabe.

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@EricDem-d2u

1 week ago

The story of shawarma begins with the Turkish tradition of roasting seasoned meat on a vertical or horizontal spit. The word çevirme literally means “turning” or “rotating” in Turkish, referring to the slow rotation of meat over a fire. In the 19th century, chefs in Bursa (northwestern TĂŒrkiye) refined this technique into what became known as döner kebabı — a vertical rotating stack of lamb cooked by an open flame. This method allowed meat to stay juicy on the inside while gaining a crisp, flavorful exterior.

As the Ottoman Empire stretched across Southeast Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa, its foodways traveled with it. Merchants, soldiers, and migrants introduced the döner-style cooking method across Arab lands, where it adapted to local tastes and ingredients. In Arabic-speaking countries, the Turkish term çevirme evolved into “shawarma,” derived from the same root meaning “turning.”

By the way in Spanish people call immigrants from middle east " Turco " which means Turkish.

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@conmarhuan3805

1 week ago

Added Trivia: It is estimated that the Spanish language has around 4 thousand Arabic root words.

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@pep7773

2 weeks ago

Yes because Mexicans embrace all cultures and make them great!!!

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@kamjoub4442

2 weeks ago

This guy has been doing an awesome job spreading arabic history

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@SinanDemirci-23

1 week ago

Checked a bit, can be a turkish word, sarma, pronounced as it is written like all turkish words, means rolling around, in turkey today used the word döner, which means turns around

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@dmoug1

2 weeks ago

Don't forget astronomy, lots of stars have Arabic names.

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@wolfsbyte7966

1 week ago

It is originally called Döner. Shawarma is a derivation from the Turkish Çevirme, meaning rotating referring to the process of the meat getting grilled in motion

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@Voodoomaria

2 weeks ago

Spain for a very long time was occupied by the Moors, North African Muslims.
You can see Moorish influence in their art, their architecture, their customs, their language, their dance, AND THEIR FOOD.
No shocks there.
HISTORY people, Gotta love it.

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@bilalyalcin863

1 week ago

Those people were Ottomans and its subjects, there was a massive migration to the American continent during the collapse of the Ottoman Empire specially to south America.

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@georgelewis8798

1 week ago

Bless 🙏 you my historian. Your completely awesome

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@smyrnianlink

2 weeks ago

"Sheverma" (çevirme) is not Arabic.. It is Turkish more commonly called as "döner". Both words in pure Turkish mean exactly the same (turning thing). Turkish is an agglutinative language and when you are Turkish you can easily recognize Turkish roots and suffixes that make up the word.

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@vd1721

2 weeks ago

He doesn’t specify when he says “Arabs” and most here assumed Muslims. If I recall correctly it was Arab Christian coming to what was a Christian Country.
Yes the Middle East has a massive historical influence. It is the confluence of three great landmasses and ideas travelled through it.

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@asaadddfa

2 weeks ago

Wow so many words for things other people invented! Amazing!

Including preparing meat that was forbidden in their religion!

So many useful and beneficial discoveries since then! So many novel prize winners, medicines, world changing technologies!

Their legacy has left behind so many productive and well adjusted societies!

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@katalacasaverde2841

2 weeks ago

Coffee, cotton , orange 
..Arabic words , alcohol, guitar 
..Arabic words

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@İSTANBULSEFİRİSÜLEYMANÇAKIR

2 weeks ago

Cevirme (in turkish) - shawarma (in arabic) - Tacos (spanish)

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@aliutku99

1 week ago

And shawarma comes from the Turkish word çevirme, meaning rotation.

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@TheShocktrauma

1 week ago

Shwarma comes from Savurma in Asian Turkish or Cevirme in Western Turkish. It is basically another Turkish word for Turkish word " Doner"

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