All posts tagged "food"

  When asked about her vision for a world where food waste and gender inequality is not...

El Sofra, it’s the table all Egyptians eat on. It can be large, small, in the kitchen,...

The Norwegian Nobel Committee announced on Friday that it has decided to award the 2020 Nobel Peace...

“People in the village would mock me and say, why is she leaving her responsibilities at home...

While it is mostly known for ‘falafel’ and meat dishes in the West, Egyptian cuisine is incredibly...

The coronavirus pandemic has laid bare the social, political and economic issues that marred Egypt in the...

Picture this: it is 10 AM. You are having classic Egyptian foul with a freshly minted cup...

As soon as news of the outbreak spread, various information starting emerging and spreading like wildfire, making...

With the general population practicing self-isolating and quarantining themselves at home, now is the time everyone experiments...

Often, Egypt is not sufficiently recognized for its business and entrepreneurship accomplishments despite its numerous agents of...

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

From stuffed vegetables to sweet dessert pastries, there are a number of Mediterranean dishes whose origins can’t...

While the winter season may bring a few grim nights and morning blues, it also brings some...

The tree, the lights, the carols, the presents- Christmas is a beloved worldwide holiday that comes around...

Hidden amidst the tiny side streets of the tree-lined Almazah area of Heliopolis, lies a small cafe...

Egypt has a unique and deeply rooted culinary tradition that goes back thousands of years. Sharing dishes...

Another wonderful addition to Egypt’s cosmopolitan capital city is its culturally diverse culinary scene—from Sudanese and Ethiopian...