All posts tagged "egyptian cuisine"

Clay needles the horizon of many rural villages; unassuming structures, polka-dotted with nooks and nests and the...

Boston is one of the best food cities in the United States. Known for its hearty New...

In western cultures, chicken soup is the example typically given to portray dishes that provide warmth and...

“More baladi bread, please!” A statement commonly heard in any oriental eatery in Egypt, regardless of time...

Was he simply making himself an impromptu snack, or was he intentionally experimenting with new flavors and...

Rice, pasta, lentils, and chickpeas – koshari is one of the many Egyptian dishes that raise tourists’...

From carb-loaded koshari to perfectly spiced shawarma, Egyptian food is something most Egyptians miss if they end...

When a craving for an oriental Egyptian breakfast strikes, it’s hard to shake. That’s how my companions...

“This is one of the few places that actually curate the sandwich instead of throwing all the...

As I walked along the leafy streets of Tay Ho in Hanoi, Vietnam I heard a faint,...

There are myriad of ways to learn about and experience a city. One can read its history,...

Koshari is the ultimate Egyptian comfort food. Whether it’s a family recipe, or a bustling Cairo street...

After an entire year of living away in New York, all I wanted was that one plate...

According to the ancient Egyptians, Sham El Nessim marks the official beginning of spring. In celebration of...

By Sharif Paget, Daily News Egypt If you’re ever in New York City and happen to be...

As a teenager, Mohamed Ahmed El-Sammak sold fuul on the streets of downtown Alexandria. His big break...