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04/11/2013
This chewy flatbread can be grilled outdoors or oven-baked and finished in a grill pan.
Issue #156
09/13/2010
Bake these Turkish spiced lamb and tomato flat breads on a heated pizza stone in the oven so that the crust and topping cook evenly.
Issue #132
04/07/2010
Noura Samimi, a home cook in Manhattan Beach, California, serves this flavorful Iranian dish with rice. The Los Angeles area, of which Manhattan Beach is a part, is home to one of the world's largest Iranian émigré populations. Continue...
Issue #127
04/14/2009
Using Saigon cinnamon, a fiery sweet spice, adds complexity and fragrance to this simple one-pot chicken and rice dish.
Issue #120
04/13/2009
This pastry is usually drenched in sugar syrup and topped with crushed pistachios.
Issue #120
04/10/2009
Briefly frying the eggplants for this classic dish softens their flesh, making them easier to stuff.
Issue #120
01/16/2008
This delicate pastry is layered with rose-water pastry cream topped with salty pistachios.
Issue #96
10/27/2005
Za'tar, Arabic for wild thyme, is also the name of a mixture of that herb, salt, sesame seeds, and, usually, tart, powdered red sumac berries.
Issue #70
10/27/2005
During Eid, it is customary for people to drop in on friends and relatives, bringing cookies, like these, as a gift.
Issue #70
10/27/2005
This recipe flavors the syrup with lemon juice alone, but typically orange blossom and rose waters are used too.
Issue #70
10/27/2005
This recipe contains Bahárát, an Arab seasoning mix containing anywhere from three to nine spices (the most popular versions have seven).
Issue #70
09/01/2005
If your feta is very sharp, soak it in cold water in the refrigerator for a day before using.
Issue #60
09/01/2005
Popular from Morocco to Turkey, the cookies called kurabia—also rendered as gourabia or ghorayebah—may be shaped like little balls or even bracelets.
Issue #60
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