If you’re into hummus and guacamole, your pupils will have jumped tenfold just reading the headline. If not, you’ll feel the same way when you dive into this creamy dream of hummus and avocado. You won’t be able to stop any time soon. Believe me, Hummus Guacamole Style is the most perfect fusion since creamy …
Hummus Guacamole Style – The pinnacle of creaminess! Read More »
In my pantry, besides za’atar and sumac of course, there is one ingredient that I always have to keep on hand: Pomegranate syrup. In fact, I used to buy my syrup ready-made – until one day a friend gave me a bottle of homemade pomegranate syrup. After that, bought syrup was no longer an option …
Pomegranate syrup – do it yourself: Everything you need to know. Read More »
I have developed a passion for combining hummus with all kinds of toppings and experimenting with ingredients here and there. Classically, the delicious chickpea cream is also often garnished with meat or fish in the Levant. But there are also plenty of vegan options. And after my recipe for hummus with roasted Brussels sprouts was …
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There are dishes that you can’t really explain. Simply saying “This is delicious!” is usually not enough. When I say “That’s vegan!” only my vegan friends react with gasps. Bean puree doesn’t sound very sexy either … So let’s name it: Foul Medammas. But, how can I introduce someone to a rather ugly mush made …
Just when you’re actually eagerly awaiting your ordered new kitchen and cursing the world for the late delivery (yep, happened to me), a stew comes at the right time. It’s quick, doesn’t require much cookware, and it’s actually always delicious! Then, if you’re a fan of legumes in addition to stews, you should perk up …
There are simply dishes that are true classics, and rightly so. For me, hummus is definitely one of them. Hardly anything makes me happier than dipping a piece of fresh pita bread in still warm, creamy hummus. So the chickpea purée alone is enough to send me into raptures. A real strength of the chickpea …
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Everybody knows Hummus and Baba Ghanoush by now – absolutely right! But in the Levantine kitchen there are still one or two insider tips that don’t have to hide behind the big dip stars. Muhammara is a perfect example for this. Honestly? Until recently I hadn’t eaten Muhammara for an eternity and had forgotten this …
Muhammara: Spicy levantine dip made from walnut & paprika Read More »
There is one thing I never want to miss during my visit to the family in Lebanon: Manakish!Just the thought of the delicious flat bread with e.g. Za’atar topping makes my mouth water. For breakfast I can hardly imagine anything better. When I’m in Lebanon, my aunt stirs the Za’atar mixture, fills it into a …
So now you know the basic recipe for falafel? Now all you need is the perfect sauce! Made from tahini, lemon, garlic and parsley, the Tahini sauce is ready in no time. This sauce is called Tarratohr in Lebanon. The Tahini Sauce tastes slightly nutty and yet wonderfully fresh. The lemon gives the sauce a …
I had already mentioned several times that people in the Levant are totally crazy about fries, right? But it doesn’t stop with deep-fried potatoes. In the Levant, people generally love fried vegetables of all kinds. Thus, it is not surprising that there is always some maqali on a well covered Mezze. This is a Levantine …
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