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Delicious Foods without Borders!

  • Eggs & Sumac – Bayd Bi Sumac


    This Lebanese speciality dish is generally served for breakfast. It’s minty, garlicky and subtly enhanced by the acid taste of sumac! It’s a delight any time of the day. Young and old love it! NB: Sumac is the dried fruit of Rhus Coriaria, a small tree native to Southern Europe and Western Asia. The reddish-purple […]

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  • Preserved and Pickled Lemons


    Preserved or pickled lemon is a condiment common in the cuisines of South East Asia and, of course, Morocco and its neighbouring North African countries. It’s the peel that is the important part of the preserved lemon. Its lemony flavour is delicious in sauces, relishes, salads and other dishes. The pulp can also be used […]

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  • Mexican beans salad


    This salad is hearty, delicious, nutritious and colourful. It is an excellent meal for vegans and vegetarians as it contains enough protein, fiber, vitamins and minerals. I use cooked dry beans (any type), chickpeas, corn and raw vegetables.

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  • Butter Beans Salad


    This is my version of this Lebanese style beans salad. Butter Beans (also known as Lima beans) are large, flat and white dried beans. It’s difficult to find fresh butter beans (and hence the use of dried beans). They have a buttery texture and are a good source of fiber, high quality protein, iron, magnesium […]

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  • Pesto, Avocado & Pasta


    I have been foraging lately for the first shoots of wild garlic and made a delicious pesto Which I used in this recipe. « How to make pesto » is posted on this website but of course you can use any store bought pesto. My husband loved this new inspired sauce that I made with spaghetti. Any […]

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