
Saudi Meat Fatteh LUHUH
In this variation on the Saudi Eggplant Fatteh, the bread element is pancakes similar to anjero (Somali Pancakes) or the sweet hand pies, or qatayef,

In this variation on the Saudi Eggplant Fatteh, the bread element is pancakes similar to anjero (Somali Pancakes) or the sweet hand pies, or qatayef,

The word fatteh comes from the Arabic verb fatta, meaning “to break up” or “to crumble,” and it refers to the bread element of this

Marguga means “thinned” or “rolled out,” and traditionally the dish is made with thin strips of dough. I like to call it Arabian “pasta,” because

Lamb is the meat of choice in the Middle East. These racks are coated with fresh herbs and pistachios. They’re crunchy on the outside and

6–8 servings INGREDIENTS 1 pink grapefruit 3 oranges 3 limes 6 lemons 1 red onion, thinly sliced ¼ cup fresh parsley, thinly sliced ¼

Sayyadieh is one of those dishes I love to make whenever I’m having a big dinner party. I like to serve it family style, showcasing

This is one of those dishes people never forget. They will gasp with delight at your architectural skills. Believe me, this is a one-pot wonder!

Stuffing vegetables is an art relished by most people in the Middle East. Peppers are easy to fill while others, like cucumbers, carrots and turnips,

4–6 servings INGREDIENTS 6 medium beets 2 Tbsp vegetable oil 2 handfuls fresh wild thyme (or fresh oregano) juice of 1 lemon juice and

4-6 Servings INGREDIENTS 1 cup freekeh ¼ cup olive oil ½ red onion, finely chopped 1 can (14 oz) tomatoes, puréed 5 tomatoes, chopped