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What is Tamriyeh? It's a traditional Palestinian dessert, specifically from the region of Nablus. Nablus is also famous for some other insanely good Middle Eastern desserts, like one of my favorites ever- kunafa. It's usually made from a dough that consists of just a few ingredients but is stretched very thinly.
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A blend of many herbs makes the salad taste special. This is a great way to start a meal. When it comes to meat, Palestinians usually cook lamb, but chicken is also common. You can find all parts of a chicken cooked in Palestine, from the head to the feet and everything in between.
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Simple, and delicious! Awwami Recip by Genius Kitchen Aish el saraya - The Arabic version of bread pudding. Made by layering bread at the bottom of the dish, covering it with a sweet syrup, then adding cream, and adding topping it with garnishes like crumbled pistachios.
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Hilbeh cake is one of Palestinians' favorite sweets, especially in the winter season. It is a fulfilling sweet due to its high-calorie content. Although it is not eaten warm, it gives you the energy you need to stay warm during winter!
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This dessert goes all the way back to Byzantine times, so around and about the 12th century. It made an appearance in the oldest known Arabic cookbook, translated as The Book of Dishes, as a typical dessert.. This recipe, with it's Turkish roots, is made with simple ingredients which is indicative of an ancient method of cooking.
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Kunafah Photo Credit: Umair Abbasi When it comes to Arabic desserts, Kunafah seems to top it all. This dessert is one of the most famous and possibly most loved desserts amongst Arab nations. In fact, it is often caught in an ownership battle between Arabs as they all claim to be the rightful owner.
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Basbousa Cake, also known as Namoura or Harissa, is rich and dense with a rustic texture from semolina, and a sticky sweetness from rose or orange blossom-scented sugar syrup. This cake is called Basbousa, Namoura, or Harissa in different areas of the Middle East.
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It is estimated that half of the Jewish community in Innsbruck were able to leave, many emigrating to Mandatory Palestine and thus escaping persecution. The Jewish community of Innsbruck faced violence led by the Nazis during the pogrom on November 9-10, 1938. This event is known as Kristallnacht (The Night of Broken Glass).
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Palestinian knafeh is considered the most traditional and the most iconic dessert perhaps not only in Palestine but also across the Middle East. Knafeh typically consists of shredded or finely ground dough mixed in ghee or melted butter, layered with stretchy cheese, baked then soaked in sugar syrup ( ater).
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1. Knafeh There are many sweet dishes that sweeten the daily lives of Palestinians: a square piece of knafeh, for example, which means a footprint in the heart. Preparing desserts in Palestine goes well beyond a life-sustaining necessity and has become as an "art", one that defends the very idea of existence.
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Knafeh (or Kunafa) is a delicious Middle Eastern dessert with layered crispy pastry and sweet cheese soaked in syrup, and is believed to have originated centuries ago in Nablus, a city in Palestine, where it was made using local Nabulsi cheese. It is crunchy on the outside, cheesy and gooey on the inside, and overall just delicious!
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Also known as Knafeh Nabulsieh, Palestinian Knafeh Na'ameh is a regional dessert that can be found in the fanciest restaurants as well as tiny street kiosks. In its authentic form, it has a top-bottom crust made with farek or a semolina and flour-based dough. The middle layer is filled with a combination of Ackawi, Nabulsi, and mozzarella cheese.
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Namoura, Basbousa, and Harisseh, the Arabic Dessert with Three Names! Imagine a moist dense cake with the tang of yogurt, the sweetness of honey and a hint of rose. This cake is so popular it goes by three different names all over the Levant. The Lebanese call this cake Namoura, the Palestinians call it Harisseh, and the Egyptians call it Basbousa.
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Spread the ghee and food coloring into the pan evenly. Take about ¾ of the knafeh dough and spread it evenly across the pan. With the palms of your hands, press down firmly to ensure the dough sticks to the pan. Shred your fresh mozzarella smaller and cut up the ackawi and Nabulsi cheese into smaller pieces.
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Semolina versus Farina: Semolina is coarsely milled durum wheat commonly used in making couscous and other Palestinian desserts like ma'ammoul or hilbeh. For this harissa recipe, I am not using fine semolina but rather the thicker version of it, farina which can be found in any middle eastern market.
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Drizzle all over with homemade simple syrup and sprinkle with the crushed pistachios. To make the syrup, just combine 2 cups of white sugar with 2 cups of water. Stir together and bring to a boil then allow to simmer for 7 minutes until just slightly thickened. Make sure it is warm when pouring on the hot knafeh.
