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Harissa (North African Chili Paste)

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Harissa is a famous and versatile North African red chili paste that will add incredible flavor, color, and kick to your food!  It's easy to make and keeps for several weeks in the fridge! Harissa is a fiery North African chili paste that is popular in Tunisian and … Continue reading →

BEST Harira (Moroccan Chickpea & Lentil Soup)

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The national soup of Morocco, this harira recipe is a total flavor explosion. It's no wonder it's such a popular soup, it's downright amazing and will WOW your taste buds! I've teamed up with Lindsay to bring you this post Once upon a time I had plans to publish my … Continue reading →

BEST Authentic Falafel

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AUTHENTIC FALAFEL RECIPE  With a fabulous flavor and texture, these authentic falafel are not only highly nutritious, they're incredibly delicious!   Naturally vegetarian, vegan and gluten free.  We're confident you'll agree this is the BEST falafel recipe you've … Continue reading →

Pickled Turnips

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Pickling is a method of preservation that dates back to Neolithic times around 7000 BC.  During this anaerobic fermentation process strange and wonderful things happen that transform the original product into something quite different.  And very healthy with all those … Continue reading →

Kusksu (Libyan Couscous with Spicy Beef and Vegetables)

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The national dish of Libya is couscous, commonly prepared like this, with stewed beef, sweet potatoes, carrots and garbanzo beans in a spicy hararat tomato sauce.  It's a warming, hearty, comfort dish featuring a delicious blend of Middle Eastern spices. Couscous is … Continue reading →

Spiced Chicken Kabobs with Tahini Yogurt Sauce

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Juicy chicken breast is marinated in a potpourri of savory spices, grilled with a variety of vegetables, and then slathered with a mouthwatering yogurt tahini sauce that is accented with preserved lemon and mint.  Heavenly! … Continue reading →

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PERFECT Homemade Hummus Recipe

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This homemade hummus recipe beats anything you'll ever buy in the store. Rich in flavor, luxuriously creamy and super easy to make, you're going to love it! A widely popular dip, hummus is not only delicious, it's super healthy.  This homemade hummus recipe is made … Continue reading →

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How To Make Preserved Lemons

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How To Make Preserved Lemons Unlock one of the secrets of Moroccan and Middle Eastern cuisine and discover how preserved lemons transform a dish into something indescribably exquisite! If you're a fan of Moroccan and Middle Eastern cooking you've probably had the … Continue reading →

Baharat (Middle Eastern Spice Blend)

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Baharat, Arabic for “spice”, is a special an all-purpose spice blend widely used in Middle Eastern cuisine.  Just a pinch of it adds depth and flavor to sauces, soups, grains, vegetables, stews and meat. Middle Eastern food is phenomenal.  Those of you who have taken the … Continue reading →

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Chicken Machboos (Bahraini Spiced Chicken and Rice)

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Chicken Machboos, or Machboos ala Dajaj ("spiced chicken and rice"), is the national dish of Bahrain, a small island country in the Persian Gulf neighbored by Saudi Arabia and Iran.  Machboos is similar to Biryani (from the Indian subcontinent) and Kabsa (from Saudi Arabia), … Continue reading →

Koshari (Egyptian Rice, Lentils and Macaroni with Spicy Tomato Chile Sauce)

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The national dish of Egypt, this authentic koshari recipe presents Egyptian street food at its best! Koshari (also spelled Koshary or Kushari) is the national dish of Egypt.  It's served in virtually every Egyptian restaurant, in every Egyptian home, and on every … Continue reading →

Baba Ganoush

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With an eggplant left over from last week's Moussaka, what was I going to make?  Why, baba ganoush, of course! Baba Ganoush (pronounced baw-baw ga-noosh).  Isn't that fun to say?  Say it again.  "Baba Ganoush!"  This creamy, smoky dip is popular throughout the Middle … Continue reading →

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