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Traditional Middle Eastern Dishes

42 CQ
12 Lessons
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    1. How to Make Easy Homemade Hummus
    A lesson with Feast in the Middle East
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    With a quick whirl of your blender, you can make fresh homemade hummus, flavored just the way you like it -- from a can of garbanzos to a meal in minutes.

    How to Make Easy Homemade Hummus
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    With a quick whirl of your blender, you can make fresh homemade hummus, flavored just the way you like it -- from a can of garbanzos to a meal in minutes.

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    2. How to Make Baklava Breakfast Granola
    A lesson with Feast in the Middle East
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    Enjoy baklava but feel guilty at the thought of eating it for breakfast? Make baklava granola and enjoy the guilt-free flavor of baklava any time of day.

    How to Make Baklava Breakfast Granola
    with Feast in the Middle East

    Enjoy baklava but feel guilty at the thought of eating it for breakfast? Make baklava granola and enjoy the guilt-free flavor of baklava any time of day.

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    3. Hummus bil Lahme Recipe
    A lesson with Feast in the Middle East
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    Serve quick and easy hummus bil lahme—hummus with meat—as a fancy party appetizer or a hearty meal. Try it with mushrooms for a vegetarian option!

    Hummus bil Lahme Recipe
    with Feast in the Middle East

    Serve quick and easy hummus bil lahme—hummus with meat—as a fancy party appetizer or a hearty meal. Try it with mushrooms for a vegetarian option!

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    4. How to Make Mini Kifta & Pita Sandwiches
    A lesson with Feast in the Middle East
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    Arayes are small and crispy Middle Eastern sandwiches filled with kifta (a spiced meat mixture) that are perfect for snacks, appetizers, and tasty lunch.

    How to Make Mini Kifta & Pita Sandwiches
    with Feast in the Middle East

    Arayes are small and crispy Middle Eastern sandwiches filled with kifta (a spiced meat mixture) that are perfect for snacks, appetizers, and tasty lunch.

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    5. How to Make Traditional Fattoush Salad
    A lesson with Feast in the Middle East
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    Make a fresh seasonal vegetable salad with just a hint of the exotic by cooking this delicious fattoush salad, made from veggies and pita bread croutons.

    How to Make Traditional Fattoush Salad
    with Feast in the Middle East

    Make a fresh seasonal vegetable salad with just a hint of the exotic by cooking this delicious fattoush salad, made from veggies and pita bread croutons.

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    JoAnn S
    Hello, when I was growing up my dad created his own recipe for granola. I think I would like to try yours mixed with some of the ingredients of my dads. Thank goodness I decided to grab all my familys' recipes. I love tasting and testing new unique flavors together. Thanks for the insight.
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    Feast in the Middle East
    Great idea, hope the recipes work out together! :)
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    Bernie O
    I'm going to try the baclava granola today, thanks
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    Feast in the Middle East
    Hope you liked it!
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    Lucy B
    Thank you! it looks Yummi! I will try it this week!
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    Feast in the Middle East
    Your welcome, and you can substitute any nut you wish to make your tummy happy! ;)
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    wilda a
    I'm ready to eat!
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    Feast in the Middle East
    Get your grub on and give it a try! :D
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    Adam C
    Love it. Will make some this coming week.
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    Feast in the Middle East
    Thanks Adam--hope you enjoy it as much as my family does! ;)
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    Lucy B
    how much sunflower seeds do I need to use?
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    Feast in the Middle East
    1/2 cup of sunflower seeds
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