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10 Most PopularPALESTINIAN DISHES Shakshouka Shakshouka is a   delicious combination of eggs poached in a spicy  tomato sauce. Although it has an unusual name,   the dish is straightforward and easy to make.  It is usually made in a skillet in which onions,   tomatoes, and spices are cooked until  they form a delicious tomato sauce.

Musakhan Musakhan is a Palestinian dish consisting   of roasted chicken and caramelized onions that  are garnished with pine nuts and arranged on   top of taboon bread that’s previously been dipped  in olive oil. The name of the dish comes from the  

Arabic word sakhan, which once translated, reveals  the method of preparing — something that’s heated. Labneh Creamy texture   and mild flavor are the main attributes of  labneh; a traditional Middle Eastern strained   yogurt that is prepared with yogurt and salt.  No strict guidelines are used to produce it;  

Plain full-fat yogurt is mixed with salt and  left to strain for twelve to twenty-four hours. Kunāfah Kunāfah consists   of two crunchy layers of shredded  and buttered kataifi or knefe dough,   filled with a luscious cheese cream that’s  often flavored with orange zest and cardamom,  

Then drenched in a sugar syrup infused  with lemon juice and orange blossom water. Qidreh  Qidreh is a traditional Palestinian dish hailing  from Hebron. It consists of meat (usually lamb,   sometimes chicken) that’s cooked  with chickpeas and rice in a broth   that’s spiced with ingredients such as cumin,  allspice, cardamom, black pepper, and turmeric. Taboon 

Taboon is a Middle Eastern flatbread that  is traditionally baked in a clay oven,   giving the bread its characteristical bubbly  shape. It consists of flour, water, yeast, and   sugar. The bread is commonly sold on the streets,  stuffed with falafel, shredded meat, or hummus. Maqluba Maqluba is the national dish of Palestine, but it  

Can also be found in Iraq, Syria, and Jordan. This  layered one-pot dish has many versions, but the   basic principle is to turn it upside down before  serving, which is what the word maqluba means. Hummus  This internationally popular, beige-colored spread  is traditionally made with mashed chickpeas,  

Tahini sesame paste, lemon juice,  and garlic. People across the world   love hummus for its tangy flavor and the  fact that it is filled with nutrients. Mujaddara The vegetarian combination of lentils and rice  is a classic Levantine fare that is best served  

With fresh salads. The dish is assembled with  cooked rice and lentils that are enriched with   generous amounts of onions sautéed in olive oil. When served, the combination is topped with fried   onions and is usually sided with plain or  garlic-flavored yogurt (the dish is then  

Not vegan-friendly anymore) and flatbread,  which should be used instead of utensils. Falafel Even though these protein-packed   chickpea fritters and are a staple in many Middle  Eastern countries including Palestine and Lebanon,   it is often suggested that falafel might have  evolved from the Egypt dish known as taameya.

By the 1950s, to earn a living, Yemenite  immigrants in Israel started making falafel   in the streets, selling it wrapped in paper,  which has eventually transformed this ancient   dish into an early form of Israeli fast food  and facilitet the global recognition of it.

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