Za’atar Manakeesh (Vegan Zaatar Flatbread): مناقيش زعتر
Don’t google “manakeesh near me”, and instead make this easy, scrumptious and economic recipe of vegan Zaatar manakeesh (flatbread) for breakfast or snack.
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Raising the Flag of Egyptian Cuisine
Egyptian breakfast and brunch are hearty and flavorful, typically centered around dishes like ful medames (stewed fava beans), taameya (Egyptian falafel), and baladi bread, accompanied by a variety of cheeses, pickles, and beid bel basterma (eggs with cured beef).
Often served with mint tea, milk-tea or coffee, these breakfast and brunch dishes are a comforting blend of nutritious, rich flavors rooted in Egypt’s vibrant culinary traditions.
Don’t google “manakeesh near me”, and instead make this easy, scrumptious and economic recipe of vegan Zaatar manakeesh (flatbread) for breakfast or snack.
Read MoreSt. Giovanni petit pain is a pillowy-soft Alexandrian roll with a golden crust and a milky, buttery sweetness. Light yet nourishing, it balances carbs for energy with proteins and fats for a satisfying lunch box, snack or breakfast.
Read MoreExplore Merabat Balah Mahshi Louz, a rich Egyptian date jam made with dates and almonds, perfect for celebrating Coptic Nairuz.
Read MoreLearn how to make authentic Egyptian Aish Baladi at home—soft, smoky, and fiber-rich whole wheat pita bread with a wide pocket for your favorite fillings.
Read MoreHydrating Watermelon Mint Smoothie- When it’s scorching hot outside and you need a way to cool off and hydrate, this watermelon smoothie is the perfect treat! It only requires three simple ingredients to make.
Read MoreEgga is a decadent and easy Egyptian savory cake with a custardy interior and crisp, golden edges. Its flavors are deeply satisfying, often infused with caramelized onions, refreshing herbs, and warm spices.
Read MoreGebna Bel Tamatem- this creamy white cheese and tomato dip melts on your tongue, as warm spices and fresh mint dance across your palate. A humble Egyptian classic, it turns simple ingredients into pure comfort.
Read MoreMangauna is Port Said’s take on Easter brioche—pillowy, perfumed, and golden as the spring sun. Traditionally made by Portsaidi families during Sham El-Nessim and Eastertide, Mangauna carries the sweetness of celebration, the influence of Italian expats and the warmth of generations gathered around coastal festive tables.
Read MoreGraced with a tantalizing crunchy crust and a vibrant green and creamy interior, Egyptian Ta’amia are iconic vegan fritters, bursting with memorable flavors.
Read MoreDeeply rooted in Coptic tradition, Egyptian Bissara is a vibrant green vegan dip made from cooked split fava beans, fresh aromatic herbs, and bold spices, beautifully finished with a topping of crispy fried shallots.
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