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Saturday, January 15, 2011

Link: Head-to-head Kabobs on Swim Write Run

Grilled meats get the workout in the Swim Write Run blog's weekly head-to-head competition, and Maiwand Kabob in Columbia wins out with grilled chicken, salad, rice and naan.

As she notes, Maiwand's naan makes the meal when it pops out of the oven and directly onto your plate.  But she also liked the Chicken Shish Kebap sandwich at Turkshish Kebap, the casual joint on Little Patuxent Parkway that used to be Cazbar Kebap.  (I haven't been back since the change.)
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3 comments:

  1. Morty AbzugJanuary 16, 2011 at 2:02 AM

    I've done carry-out from Turkshish a couple of times since the change. I didn't notice any significant differences in the food from when they were Cazbar Kebap.

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  2. AnonymousJanuary 16, 2011 at 6:34 PM

    I was actually in there one day and heard the owner say they just changed the name because apparently some people thought they were a bar. Not sure if he was being serious or not...

    On a completely unrelated note, I just saw a sign go up for Pudgies Pizza and Subs in Clarksville. They are not open yet and are located in the new strip shopping center that runs perpendicular to 108 and is next to the old Artie's locale. This is a small chain with locations in NY and PA. Anyone ever eaten there? http://www.pudgiespizza.com/

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  3. mdfoodloverJanuary 18, 2011 at 5:57 PM

    ^^ Looking forward to more details on Pudgies. I'm hoping Clarksville will indeed be graced with a good Pizza Joint.

    A former NY'er at the office has fond memories of Pudgies Pizza and Pudgies fried chicken breasts from the ??70's/80's. One can only hope that goodness makes its way here in MD

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