A young cuisine that merges Jewish communities' food from North Africa, Yemen, Iraq, Eastern Europe and the Mediterranean with local Palestinian and Arab dishes.
History
After 1948, immigrants from across the world brought their recipes. The result mixes shakshuka (Tunisia), schnitzel (Europe), sabich (Iraq) and falafel (Levant).
Ingredients
- Chickpeas
- Tahini
- Olive oil
- Eggs
- Tomatoes
- Za'atar
- Labneh
- Pita
How it's made
- Prepare salads and dips for the table
- Grill meat or fry falafel
- Serve with pita and pickles
- Finish with coffee or mint tea
Photos: ingredients, making & serving
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What Israel drinks
Israeli wine, Goldstar beer, mint tea
Ratings & notes
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