
Maha Salah
Items by Maha Salah
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- March 18, 2018 Maha Salah
Kabsa
You may not know much about Saudi cuisine, but after trying this dish, I bet you’ll want to find out more!...
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- March 4, 2018 Maha Salah
Musakhan
Musakhan is one of Palestine’s greatest gifts to the world, and once you’ve tried it, you’ll know why...
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- February 18, 2018 Maha Salah
Kaykat joz al-Hind (Coconut cake)
Kaykat joz al-hind, which translates to coconut cake, is a one-bowl cake that requires nothing more than a bowl and some elbow grease!...
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- February 4, 2018 Maha Salah
Bamiyeh
The colder winter months require comforting stews and this okra and meat dish delivers!...
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- January 21, 2018 Maha Salah
Zahra bi Laban
This dish is one of my all-time favourite winter dishes and I can keep telling you how much I love this dish or you can just make it and find out for yourself!...
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- January 7, 2018 Maha Salah
Ka’ak Hadrami
Serve them up with a cup of light or dark Arabic coffee or a cup of tea and enjoy!...
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- December 24, 2017 Maha Salah
Shourabet freekeh
Looking for a soup that is filling, delicious,and healthy? Look no further; freekeh is definitely the one for you!...
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- December 10, 2017 Maha Salah
Roasted lamb shoulder over freekeh
Rice and meat go hand in hand in every Middle Eastern cuisine, but freekeh is a delicious alternative to rice and even a superfood!...
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- November 26, 2017 Maha Salah
Knafeh
There is truly no dessert in the world like gooey, cheesy and sweet knafeh. Once you’ve tried it, you’ll never stop craving it!...
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- November 12, 2017 Maha Salah
Fasooliya bil zeit
Fassoliya bil zeit is very simple to make, and is best eaten warm or room temperature....
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- October 29, 2017 Maha Salah
She'reya bil haleeb
She'reya bil haleeb, which translates to vermicelli in milk, is very similar to rice pudding, but with less milk...
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- October 15, 2017 Maha Salah
Fattet Baitenjan
This dish is pretty quick and easy to make, but the key to getting the depth of flavour is to let everything cook slowly over a low heat......
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- October 1, 2017 Maha Salah
Mutabbaq
Cooking the mutabbaq is really easy; all you need to do is brown it on both sides in some butter. This dish is best served piping hot with a squeeze of lemon. Enjoy!...
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- September 17, 2017 Maha Salah
Muhalabiyat amardeen
Enjoy on a warm summer day or on a day you are missing the sun!...
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- September 3, 2017 Maha Salah
Tashreeb
With the weather cooling down, this recipe is perfect to have in your repertoire. I hope you guys love it as much as I do!...
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- August 20, 2017 Maha Salah
Aish Al-Saraya
Aish Al-Saraya literally translates to the royal court’s bread; basically meaning this dessert is fit for a king!...
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- August 6, 2017 Maha Salah
Sayadiyah
This dish is best served topped with some toasted nuts and fried onions. Add a side of tangy salad and enjoy!...
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- July 23, 2017 Maha Salah
Baklawa
This dessert may look impressive and complicated, but it is honestly one of the easiest and quickest sugary treats out there...
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- July 9, 2017 Maha Salah
Malfouf
Various versions of the dish are made across the Middle East, including in the Levant, Egypt, Iraq and Turkey....
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- June 18, 2017 Maha Salah
Tamr hindi, fattoush and kubbeh bil siniyeh
Tamr hindi, two types of fattoush and kubbeh bil siniyeh.. the perfect way to wrap up Ramadan!...
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- June 11, 2017 Maha Salah
Karkadeh, borek and khaliyet nahl
Karkadeh is a delicious drink made from hibiscus flowers. It is tart and sweet at the same time, so it hits all the spots! The closest thing I think it tastes like is cranberry juice....
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- June 4, 2017 Maha Salah
Amardeen, watermelon and halloumi salad, and fish
Amardeen, a drink made from dried apricots, is a staple in Ramadan. Amardeen is basically a fruit leather usually produced in Syria and exported all over the world....
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- May 28, 2017 Maha Salah
Laymoun o na'na, Sambousa, and Atayef
3 quick recipes for your Iftar tonight!...
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- May 15, 2017 Maha Salah
Sutlac
Sutlac is a Turkish-style rice pudding, that's easy to make and served cool....