Doogh

Sue,
Here is a perfect place for you to learn everything about the "Doogh" and other Persian dishes.  I don't think you or any other American would be able to pronounce the word precisely correctly.  Never mind! It is just the taste that matters.  See the blog and let me know what you think.

T

http://mypersiankitchen.com/doogh/

Can Anyone Help me????

Recently I visited an Iranian market here in Denver and bought some delicious treats. However, there are two things that I just don't know how to use: I bought a jar of Pickled Mangos, or, as it says, Anbeh Torshi. I know what mangos are, but how does one use pickled mangos? The other is a jar of "Yogourt Soda". Why did I buy it? I don't know. Help!
The contents say it has yogurt, salt, carbonated water and flavoring. Now what can I do with this?

Sue

By the way

July 29 was my birthday on calendars.  Real birth, however, is another story.
T

Prudish and Puritanical

Forgive me, Sue.
Whenever your time allows you I would like to ask you to explain two words you have used in your last comment to Sahar. Would you please tell us what you mean by Americans being "prudish and puritanical"?
With a lot of thanks,
T

Miss., Mrs., Ms. and Mr.

Sue,
Thank you very much for explaining so patiently the differences between these titles. If I may, I would like to continue to ask you another question. Is it correct to use any of these titles with first names in the US or England? My suspicion is that it is not accepted in formal English. If my suspicion is correct how common or accepted is using these titles with first names in informal English? I mean should we avoid it altogether?
Thank you for bestowing so much knowledge on us.
T