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Kunafa the Traditionally Desert

Kunafa is like the Middle East's version of a cheese danish. Its base is mild, stretchy white cheese--very like fresh mozzarella or paneer--with a topping of rich semolina pastry, all of it soaked in sweet...

Author: Walid Nazzal

Makloubeh

Make and share this Makloubeh recipe from Food.com.

Author: yassy63

Middle Eastern Yogurt Cucumber Salad

This is a Palestinian/Jordanian version of this very popular salad. This goes very well with Lamb and rice dishes.

Author: chef FIFI

Molukhia Jews Mallow Soup

This is a very common dish through out the middle east known as molukhia in Arabic, but its technical term is jews mallow. Egyptians are famed for their molukhia. Its picked during harvest time and either...

Author: chef FIFI

Msabbha

When I would visit palestine during the summers, we would walk down the street to our favorite restaurant Samer's in the morning and get a plate of msabbha to go along with our fresh falafel and pickles....

Author: Palis Favorites

Simple Palestinian Salad

Make and share this Simple Palestinian Salad recipe from Food.com.

Author: breezee1984

Chickpea Appetizer (Hummus Habb)

From: "Classic Vegetarian Cooking from the Middle East & North Africa" by Habeeb Salloum. From Palestine and Jordan regions.

Author: Engrossed

Fish of Galilee

Make and share this Fish of Galilee recipe from Food.com.

Author: Chocolatl

Olive Dip

Garlic, olives, and tahini are the main flavors of this dip. I love this recipe, it has so much flavor. I found this on: http://www.geocities.com/umhajar/gripe10.html Posted for Ramadan Tag 2009

Author: Leahs Kitchen

Fetteh

Fetteh, a warm dish of thick yogurt with soft chickpeas, is a delicacy you ought to try. If you're a yogurt fan, this dish is for you!

Author: Palis Favorites

Tabouli

Make and share this Tabouli recipe from Food.com.

Author: Mj2trip

Tabbouleh

a light and refreshing middle eastern salad. Goes well with Hummus and Falafel, or just by it self. Be liberal with the lemon juice and oil, its really a matter of taste. I prefer my tabbouleh to be really...

Author: Mizzy