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Daily Archives: June 12, 2018

Chilled Apricot Soup (Khoshaf)

Damascus is known for its apricots, which are preserved as dried fruits or as ammaredin, thick apricot paste dried in sheets, which must be soaked and diluted in water to make the khoshaf.

June 12, 2018Dessert, VegetarianBy barbara massaad

Chickpeas with Yogurt (Fatteh Hommos)

Fatteh is typical souk food, mainly of the souks of Damascus. Already prepared ingredients are mixed at the last minute and served immediately—cooked chickpeas, yogurt, grilled bread, and traditionally browned butter or ghee drizzled on top. A fatteh must be served and eaten quickly, before the grilled bread gets soggy from the yogurt.

June 12, 2018Dairy, Grains, Souk and Street Food, VegetarianBy barbara massaad
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