Supberb Flavor overload Korshery red sauce like no other eaten. Rich red broth loaded with Sauteed Onions think French Onion Soup but way better OMG. WOWED Koshari (also spelled Koshary or Kushari) is the national dish of Egypt. It’s served in virtually every Egyptian restaurant, in every Egyptian home, and on every Egyptian street corner. Street vendors serve the dish from carts to people eagerly waiting in line to eat this beloved and highly popular dish. An unusual combination, Koshari mixes lentils, macaroni noodles and rice into a single dish and it’s then topped with a spicy tomato sauce that uses a special Middle Eastern spice blend, garbanzo beans, and fried onions. Open a dozen year's found on a rare visit to the East Side of Detroit. Easy to find border of Grosse Point n Detroit corner Moross n Mack. Also very unique Egyptian Falafel so moist and tender unlike the Lebanese version and a white Tahini Sauce for dipping. Two dishes I highly recommend plenty for a couple a order of Korshery and Falafel. She had a great combo of Chicken Tawook, Kafta n Shish Kebab along with Fatoush Salad n Lentils Soup. Shout out to Matthew our super waiter, he made us Hot Puffy Bread once we entered. A bowl of Toum n Egyptian Salsa placed on table before you order. A truly great restaurant with Egyptian owner and booze. #cleopatramediterraneangrill @cleopatramediterraneangrill #egyptianfood #koshari #egyptianfalafel #lentilssoup #fatoush #toum #motorcitymunchers (at Cleopatra Mediterranean Grill) https://www.instagram.com/p/Chx76mkAdkc/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

The BDS movement is dominated by privileged white people who falsely claim to be doing what Palestinians want them to do, and when self-described Palestinians tell them they are wrong, they ignore them.

Mathlouthi did end up performing in Jerusalem, Bethlehem and Ramallah - and those concerts, for some reason, were considered "normalization" with Israel:

A Tunisian singer who rose to prominence during the Arab spring uprisings announced Wednesday an upcoming show in Tunisia had been cancelled for supposed “normalisation” with Israel. Mathlouthi, 41, had been set to perform at the Hammamet International Festival in Tunisia next week. “I am very sorry to announce our much awaited concert in Hammamet has been cancelled with no official reason,” Mathlouthi said in a statement posted on Instagram. “We believe that our latest tour in beautiful Palestine has sparked an unjustified controversy accusing me of normalisation.”

The best possible anti-Israel spokesperson - attractive, talented, and immensely popular - is being canceled for being insufficiently anti-Israel.

 When a movement is built on hate, it eventually falls apart because the members start hating each other for not hating enough. 

WIP Wednesday*

(*technically Thursday because of the timezone)

Thanks again to the homie @unholy-fabray for tagging me

Honestly I haven't got a lot in terms of WIPs that I haven't already shown, but I do have a little bit of a Heartbreak High fic I've been working on. This is just between you and me.

Tagging: @yourstreetserenade @haru-snixx @cheery-space-lizz @genghisthebrain and anyone else who wants to share a WIP

General premise: Missy Beckett and Quinni Gallagher-Jones meet at year 7 camp and discover themselves over the course of their high school lives.

(basically the general premise is that as an Australian who rarely sees any media from where I'm from get popular outside of Bluey, I got tired of seeing so many Americanisms in Heartbreak High fics so decided to write my own)

For this chapter, I decided to delve more into Heartbreak High lore and reference some of the characters I really liked from the original series.

When eleven-year-old Missy Beckett is assigned to room with the strange, mysterious Quinni Gallagher-Jones at year seven camp, she's determined to get to know her. Life gets in the way.

The first time Missy Beckett goes to a school dance, she’s in year eight.  It’s a casual thing in the gym for students in years ten and under that the SRC put on to raise money for the year twelve formal, and somehow they managed to convince Woodsy that it was a good idea.  All everyone can talk about is how put out Southgate, the head of science, who’s known for being pretty conservative, seems to be by the fact that there’s going to be a school dance, or really just anything fun for the students.

Legend has it he got locked in a store room with Ms Fatoush, the school counsellor, once at a dance.  Missy found that out from Amerie, who found it out from Harper, who found out from Spencer, who claimed to have overheard Darren Rivers, or ‘that gay kid’ as he so eloquently said, talking about it in the canteen line. 

I spend most of my time in a study-like center offered by a muslim youth organization for girls called "Multaqa Al Nour", it has been 2 and a half year since I go there to study and finish my projects, so the employees and I are pretty close.

I went to the bathroom to fix my hijab, when I went back I found a dish of Fatoush (lebanese Salad) with half an escalope portion shared by a sweet calm employee XD

I absolutely thanked her, as I saw her order's scent filling the place..... just yummmm!!!!! and this wasn't the only time I've been humbled by the employees who i dare to say friends

I love Multaqa al Nour, I've been blessed with this safe community <3

Samstag

Wir starten zusammen mit meinen Eltern, Björn und Anni mit einer kulinarischen Führung durch meine Heimat Berlin Friedrichshain.

Es gibt hervorragende Halloumi und Falafel im Marmarita by Fatoush, Proskauer Straße, dann vorbei am Intimes Kino (eine Inspiration, die wir ganz am Ende der Tour noch einaml aufnehmen) durch den Simon-Dach-Kiez. Im Été-Asian-Fusion wird überbackener Blumenkohl mit Dipp gereicht dazu ein paar lecker Drinks bevor es weiter geht mit Geschichten aus dem Arbeiterbezirk und dem RAW-Gelände. Das Kaffee Wahrhaft Nahrhaft überzeugt vor Allem durch bezaubernden Charme, das österreichische Lokal Mutzenbacher dagegen eher mit viel Butter am Spinatknödel und das Trattoria Libau zuletzt mit seinem holzbetriebenen Pizzaofen. Die 3 Stunden vergehen wie im Flug.

Zweiten Anlaufpunkt des Tages ist das Humboldtforum im neuen Stadschloss Berlin.

Hier folgen wir der Empfehlung eines IAV-Kollegen, den wir zufällig hier treffen und bewundern die ausufernd große Dauerausstellung ethnologischer Objekte aus aller Welt, die komplett kostenlos ist. Es gäbe hier noch weit mehr zu sehen, als wir in 2 Stunden aufnehmen können, aber da es dem Abend zu geht und wir noch auf Karten hoffen für die ausverkaufte Komedievorstellung "Luschtobjekt" mit Bülent Celyan, machen wir uns auf den Weg in die Friedrichstraße zum Admiralspalast.

Tatsächlich bekommen wir noch 2 gute Plätze und werden fast 3 Stunden blendend unterhalten, von einem witzigen, privaten und sehr rockigen Bülent.

Zum Abschluss des Abends kehren wir nebenan bei Meliá Tapas ein und genießen noch ein paar spanische Häppchen. Mit der Straßenbahn geht es über den Hackeschen Markt direkt durch bis zu unserem Schlafplatz in der Schönhauser Alle bei Judith Vater.

Much different contextual tone post October 7

> You Don't Mess With The Zohan

> During a mission against a Palestinian terrorist group, Zohan (Adam Sandler) faces their leader and his longtime enemy, Fatoush “Phantom” Hakbarah

Horrible question ask! 27 and 51?

27: Have you ever broken someone’s heart?

Yes. A guy I was not super close friends with in high school was in love with me. He could not take no for an answer and followed me around, incessantly texted me... it was a whole situation. I also had a different guy friend who I made out with twice before I realized I was a lesbian and he pined over me for like two years. I also might be breaking someone's heart now but no details on that.

51: Favourite food?

I have so many but there's this roasted pineapple dish where you put fresh lime juice, coarse sugar, salt, and chili powder on pieces of pineapple and broil it and it's so good I could eat it every day. Also tabouli and fatoush are both all time favorite foods for me.

What Makes Delectable and Healthy Middle Eastern Cuisine Popular?

Middle Eastern cuisine carries a reputation for its taste and nutritional value. The usage of refined carbs, dairy and red meat makes this particular cuisine healthy for the heart. A Middle Eastern place to eat in Toronto will always serve food items which will help individuals to avoid cardiovascular issues and chronic disease. Here are some crucial aspects you need to know:

1. Primary components of Middle Eastern food

The main components that you will normally find across all Middle Eastern and Mediterranean food items are vegetables, fish, whole grains, fruits, and olive oil. This particular cuisine also stands out as the most studied diet because of the diverse range of health benefits it has in-store.

2. What types of dishes are included in Middle Eastern cuisine?

A Middle Eastern place to eat in Toronto includes food items from various Middle Eastern nations, such as Turkey, Iran, Israel and Saudi Arabia. But the most well-known dishes are shawarma, kebabs, falafel, hummus, fatoush and tabouli.

3. How Middle Eastern cuisine will benefit your health?

Middle Eastern cuisine is all about adding all the raw and fresh ingredients to the dishes. This type of cuisine is ideal for all the health-conscious individuals out there. But consuming dishes from a reliable Middle Eastern take out in Toronto will provide you with the following benefits.

• Lowers blood pressure and cholesterol levels

• Helps fight the cancer cells

• Keeps the heart healthy

• Aids in fighting diabetes

• Helps with weight loss

Final Thoughts

Middle Eastern cuisine consists of fresh ingredients and spices. They offer a unique and authentic taste, and many of the dishes contain raw and fresh vegetables and other ingredients. You can easily try some shawarma, hummus, etc., from a take out in Toronto that serves Middle Eastern food.

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Yola Fatoush - Skeleton (A. G. Cook Remix)

i want jews out of entertainment, banking, and education, and i dont care if its racist ill die about it. ill kill about it. fuck you.

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On Monday I went back to Spandauer Vorstdast so that they could fix my phone at Apple, it took a couple hours and I got my nails done in the meantime at Ohlala Beauty and I got the Essie color Shearling Darling which I love, the girl did a really good job too. I wanted to get a blueberry muffin but they didn’t have them today so I got a bubble waffle which was actually really good and the fro yo in it was okay. Then after work I hung out with Marvin who I met at Kit Kat on Saturday.

On Tuesday I had lunch with Cindy who is a journalist and we went to Fatoush, which was actually quite good. I think I just worked after.

On Wednesday I had to go to Racha’s because I broke my necklace so he fixed it for me. I got a chai from two different places and a scone. Then I went to holzmarket and just sat there for a bit.

On Thursday I went to Friedrichshain. I stopped by Markethalle Neun, which I realized I had been to before. Apparently they have street food thurs starting at like 5pm so I wish I went later. Then I went to Marheinke Market in Friedrichshain which is where I always got my souvlaki pita but this time she wouldn’t give me the chicken one and gave me pork so it wasn’t as good but pretty close and I think the same price!! I walked around and there’s so many cool stores, seriously what the heck did I do when I lived there that I didn’t find any of this stuff?? There’s a ton of thrift shops and paper shops and just really cute. Then I got some ice cream from the corner at the Market while waiting for the bus. At night I went to Dark Matter. It was cool, but not something I would do again. The outside exhibit was nice and I would go again with people but I was really hungry and got kinda bored alone so I left before it ended.

On Friday I had my flight to Vienna at night so I did a bunch of my work earlier. The weather was pretty gloomy but I walked around and went into a few places. I got a chai which SUCKED from Vollkonr-Backerie Hartwich. Maybe I should’ve tried a baked good instead. Then I got a smoothie bowl from Kala which was also not great like it had chunks of frozen coconut milk? I had to pack earlier, but I made myself a sandwich after I got back and then catch my flight which was delayed but I got in and went to bed!

What a most beautiful dining room like a fancy wedding venue and unique outside Patio. Been a customer of Shish Palace local chain for a decade now. This be the newest location in the heart of Dearborn corner of Ford Road and Mercury Drive. A very enjoyable experience talking with the chef from Syria and his daughter our waitress. Chef got mad skills Perfectly Charred Veggies on the Platter for 2. Lamb Kafta, Chicken Tawook, Lamb Kebab, Fatoush Salad, Lentils Soup, Hot Puffy Bread straight outta the oven. Also a order of Deep Fried Kibbie n Sojuk Pita Sandwich. Such a marvelous meal with leftovers for a couple days. These are Yemeni own eating places with 5 locations now. King Rafi manager at Allen Park knows us well. Truly a must visit for a special Lunch or Dinner. #shishpalace @shishpalacedearborn #lambkafta #chickentawook #sojuk #deepfriedkibbeh #fatoush #downriverfriendseat #motorcitymunchers (at Shish Palace of Dearborn) https://www.instagram.com/p/CezRcv-gXS3/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Fatoush salad with salmon was fantastic this evening at Taboon in Grand Blanc, MI.

What to expect when visiting an Arabic Restaurant?

Visiting an Arabic restaurant can be a wonderful experience, but what should you expect when doing so? It's important to note that Arabic culture is incredibly diverse and has a range of influences from all over the world. With this in mind, here's what to look for when visiting an Arabic restaurant. From the food on offer to the atmosphere and hospitality, we'll take you through everything you need to know about dining out in this vibrant culture.

What to expect when visiting Arabic restaurants?

Walking into an Arabic restaurants, you will be enveloped in the rich and exotic aromas of cumin, garlic, and cinnamon. The décor is usually colourful and vibrant, with intricate patterns and mosaics adorning the walls. You will be seated on comfortable cushions or low chairs around a low table. 

The menu will feature a variety of dishes, including both vegetarian and meat options. Popular starters include hummus, tabbouleh, and fatoush salad. You might enjoy lamb kofta over rice; chicken shawarma wraps, or fish couscous for the main course. And remember to order a refreshing glass of mint lemonade or Moroccan tea to wash it all down!

The Different Types of Arabic Food

There are many different types of Arabic food, and it can be challenging to know what to expect when visiting an Arabic restaurant. Here is a brief guide to the different kinds of Arabic cuisine:

- Lebanese cuisine is the best-known type of Arabic food, characterized by its use of fresh ingredients and healthy cooking methods.

- Egyptian cuisine is also trendy and features a variety of stews, grilled meats, and bread.

- Syrian cuisine is similar to Lebanese cuisine in many ways, but also includes a variety of kebabs and other grilled dishes.

- Moroccan cuisine is often very spicy and features many couscous dishes and tagines (stewed meats and vegetables).

- Gulf Arab cuisine is often very hearty, with many rice dishes and lamb or chicken cooked in various spices.

What to order in an Arabic restaurant?

If you need help deciding what to order in an Arabic restaurant, there are a few safe bets that will always be delicious. One popular dish is hummus, a creamy and flavorful paste made from chickpeas, tahini, garlic, and lemon juice. Another great option is baba ghanoush, a similar dish made from eggplant instead of chickpeas. Both of these can be found on almost any Arabic restaurant menu.

If you're looking for something heartier, try shawarma or kebabs. Shawarma is thinly sliced meat - usually lamb or chicken - marinated and cooked on a rotisserie. It's often served in a pita with vegetables and yogurt sauce. Kebabs are also a great choice - they're essentially skewered and grilled meat (usually lamb or chicken) that can be served with rice or vegetables.

No matter what you order, remember to add some freshly baked pita bread to your meal!

What is a Shisha Lounge?

A shisha lounge is a great place to relax and unwind after a long day. Whether you're looking to enjoy a drink with friends or take in the atmosphere, a shisha lounge is a perfect spot.

 Here are a few things to remember when visiting a shisha lounge: - Dress code: Most shisha lounges have a dress code, so check before heading out. 

Ordering: When ordering your shisha, specify how you would like it prepared. This will help the staff ensure that you get the best possible experience. 

Relax and enjoy: Once you're enjoying your shisha, take some time to relax and take in the atmosphere. These lounges are typically very relaxed, so don't hesitate to discuss them with those around you.

If you are looking for a shisha club, search for a "shisha lounge near me" to all the highly reviewed lounges.

Conclusion

Visiting an Arabic restaurant can be a unique and exciting experience. With the variety of dishes available, it is easy to find something you will enjoy. Whether you're looking for something light and refreshing or something more hearty and filling, there's sure to be an Arabic dish that fits your preferences. Plus, with the warm hospitality offered by many Arabic restaurants, you'll feel right at home while discovering the flavours of this traditional cuisine.

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Rob Shalhoub and Sami Fuleihan met in 2019 while volunteering at a Los Angeles charity event. The guys quickly became close friends because they shared a love of Lebanese food and wine.

Sami invited Rob to taste his family’s traditional za’atar mix after receiving a package from Lebanon a few weeks later. Rob’s first inquiry was, “How much would it cost to bring more of this za’atar to Los Angeles?” due to the obvious quality and freshness. Naturally, one inquiry led to another, and the concept of ZEED soon emerged.

Sami and Rob are proud to continue their families’ agricultural and artisanal craft traditions, and ZEED is a modern interpretation of ancient Lebanese customs. Sami’s family has been producing cold-pressed olive oil and organic farming for generations in Baasir. Rob’s ancestors made traditional olive oil soap in Douma. As a result, we have decided to use an emblem that represents our roots and leaves, our past and future, as ZEED’s symbol.

The first thing that comes to mind when someone tries a Lebanese dish for the first time is, “This food tastes amazing!” Moreover, this observation is accurate! In addition to the traditional spices like salt, pepper, oregano, garlic, and so on, Lebanese cuisine also uses some unique Buy Lebanese Spices that give each dish its flavor:

A mixture of marjoram, thyme, oregano, and lightly toasted sesame seeds is called za’atar. It can be used on pita bread, in an olive salad with walnuts, in a sambousek with cheese, and because we love it so much, we made a special salad called Four Seasons with Za’atar. However, chicken with Za’atar is still the star of the menu, and it will please everyone’s taste buds.

Cardamom has a distinct flavor that is spicy-sweet with a hint of flavor. It is typically used to spice sweets, coffee, tea, and other beverages due to its aphrodisiac properties. We came up with a chicken dish by using our imaginations: chicken with cardamom, which has a distinct flavor and taste.

Sumac is a sour condiment that can be sprinkled all over salads, fatoush, tabbule, and even meat to soften its strong flavor.

Dried green mint is widely used in our kitchen, in Lebanoni lemonade, and as a flavouring for salads. Mint is well-known for its health benefits..

Black pepper, allspice, cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg, ginger, and fenugreek are the seven spices that make up the Lebanese seven spices. They give the food a kick of flavor. They are utilized to flavor various meats and in certain dressings. 

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