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It's so wonderful to see Armenian recipes being shared. Thank you for sharing this!
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eyecareproject 1 month ago
I totally like your apron (the lady on the left). Is that Armenian design?
newblseveryday 1 month ago in playlist Liked videos
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It is indeed!
dkalajian 1 month ago
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No dipping. She pours the syrup over the top after baking. It turns out nice!
dkalajian 2 months ago
you girls are so sweet! reminded me of my mom. armenian moms are the best.
nikoghossianharry 3 months ago
so robyn, is that you????i've actually watched this video!!!!! too cool
hyelady47 4 months ago
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HI ARPIE IF YOU`R NOT MARRIED PLEASE LET ME KNOW LOL
boomba3 6 months ago
HI ARPI IF YOU`R NOT MARRIED PLEASE LET ME KNOW LOL
boomba3 6 months ago
great armenian dish!
Surpuhi 7 months ago
boorma is turkish word meaning is roll
wasaw006 1 year ago
Very interesting! Thank you!
ohioSPIRIT 2 years ago
very good,burma orginal words its turkish worlds...not armenian..sarma,dolma,baklava,kadayif,tulumba,keshkul,pastirma,sucuk,cörek..lahmacun,kebab,sish ....many. maybe .harisa,chortan armenian words
piribaba 2 years ago
this is not the original one,the real and best was in palestine
sandmansea 2 years ago
I love Auntie Arpie!
iheartyou4ever115 2 years ago 2
very yummy , this is also how turkish people make them, in the middle east burma is made with konafa dough,
engafaf 2 years ago
Very nice. How wonderful that this tradition is passed down again.
just4bon 2 years ago 4