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Daily Archives: June 20, 2018

Fried Cauliflower with Tarator Sauce (Arnabit Meeleh + Tarator)

I believe that cauliflower expresses itself best when fried! It is just a yummy taste, with a contrast between the crisp florets and the soft stalks.

June 20, 2018Legumes, Mezze, VegetarianBy barbara massaad

Fried Biscuits in Scented Syrup (Maakroun)

Fried sweets are a staple of party days, when village squares are filled with cauldrons of boiling frying oil producing a variety of fried treats.

June 20, 2018Dessert, VegetarianBy barbara massaad

Fava Bean Stew (Foul Medamass)

Foul means “fava beans” and is the name of the green fava (foul akhdar), the dried beans, and the dish itself. Foul medamass (seasoned fava) is somewhere between a salad and a stew.

June 20, 2018Grains, Souk and Street Food, VegetarianBy barbara massaad

Tahini Sauce (Tarator)

Tarator is not a dish, but rather a very versatile sauce. It is the definite sauce for falafel and shawarma and also goes well with baked fish, deep-fried cauliflower, or simple boiled potatoes (with a bit of parsley on top).

June 20, 2018Souk and Street Food, VegetarianBy barbara massaad
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