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What is one Middle Eastern dish that deserves to be more popular worldwide?
most of the world knows hummus, kebab, kabsa, one thign that needs more popularity because its awesome.
u/dogmankazoo — 1 day ago
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Have you ever tried kunafa?
Honestly, this is my second post on reddit, and I was so unsure about what to post, until I stumbled upon this old picture of this legendary sweet dish called 'Kunafa', that I took. If you're still wondering what it is, it is a middle Eastern sweet dish, with a super unique texture, amazing taste depending on the filling inside, and a lot of calories. But honestly, the one I tried was the sour cream flavour, and it was super awesome. It felt like a spoon of happiness with ever bite that I took. But I could take at most 3 bites before I was done, but it would be unfair if I didn't say that I did eat it after I took a whole course of dinner. Anyhow, for anyone looking to try something new and savoury, this is 10/10 🔥
u/Stock_Dare2448 — 2 days ago
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Ultra juicy cinnamon roll in Cairo
I had this totally soaked cinnamon roll in Cairo, also the quality of the cinnamon was TOP tier, it was in the Kempinski Nile hotel. Would appreciate if anyone could give any advice on the recipe.
u/LonelySet5842 — 2 days ago
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Are my Kabse & Tamees good enough to get me married into a Saudi family?
Chicken Kabse, Khobz Tamees, Yogurt sauce, and some Shay of course.
u/Miserable_Region778 — 4 days ago
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Which Middle Eastern dish is completely different in your country compared to how the rest of the world knows it?
As the question goes, hope you guys got ones
u/dogmankazoo — 6 days ago
What is the best Syrian Lebanese restaurant in Amsterdam?
What is the best Syrian Lebanese restaurant in Amsterdam so far and especially in case of Shawarma? i tried many in my life even in Belgium but so far Op Saj Kareem is the best quality and service, those guys are artists in the way the serve you smiling and make it up for you super generous... what do you think?
u/Ambitious-Energy3978 — 4 days ago
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Which Middle Eastern dish could you eat every single day?
Personally, I could eat Macarona Beshamel every day without getting tired of it.
u/Past-Art9938 — 8 days ago
Bring out your Mediterranean sweets
Babà al Rum, Naples
it is a soft caramel coated pastry, spongy but firm, immersed in a Rum based liquor
filled with whipped cream with vanilla and tiny strawberries
Served room temperature
u/MongooseVegetable787 — 5 days ago
Need help identifying dish - Qatar
I grew up in Qatar, lived there from 1999 to 2006. While we were there, our absolute favourite food came from this shawarma shop in the souk in Doha, and the pinnacle of it all was this soft, stuffed bread, usually with spinach and or labneh. Since moving back to the UK I have completely failed to find anything like it. It's not Fateyah, Arayes or Mutabbaq. It was served as like a large square or round item, usually in something like a pizza box, with the filling across the whole bottom, and maybe with small pockets of more of the same.
On a similar note, the labneh in bread out there was completely different from anything I've had in the 20 years since coming back. Most labneh I've had in the UK, often from Arabic or miiddle-eastern restaurants/shops, is very yoghurt-like and always served cold, whereas I remember labneh as distinctly creamy and cheese-like, and incredible when warm. Any help?
u/redking_36 — 6 days ago
Falafel with tabouli and hummus [homemade]
u/BranVan3001 — 9 days ago
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What middle eastern dish reminds you of your childhood
somethign that you would say, my mom used to make that. a bunch of grilled kebabs? a good kabsa?
u/dogmankazoo — 8 days ago
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Saudi food called Mathbi. It is chicken of lamb or goat meat grilled on stone but here he is using bisham fragrant plant for flavor (plant used for miswak).
u/Capable_Town1 — 7 days ago
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What Middle Eastern dish do you think tastes even better the next day after the flavors have settled?
for me its ghormeh sabzi, how about you guys
u/dogmankazoo — 9 days ago
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What is a Middle Eastern food combination that sounds strange but tastes amazing?
we been there,any combos you think would be weird but taste great? i had a friend get confused when i added pomegranate molasses on my shawarma
u/dogmankazoo — 12 days ago
Veal Tomahawk over woodfire🥩🔥 Tried an epic mix: fire-roasted Moroccan Eggplant Taktouka, juicy Tomahawk steak, roasted potatoes with melting cheese, and crunchy cabbage salad. Wrapped it all in warm Lebanese bread. Traditional flavors meets wild cooking! Highly recommend trying this combo. 🌲
u/Timberline_Table — 11 days ago