See who won the April Tasting Jerusalem Couscous contest, bring out your flours and start baking in May; plan ahead for June – start preserving lemons now!
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Tasting Jerusalem: Couscous, Creativity, and a Contest!
Tasting Jerusalem is cooking with couscous in April. Tiny grains of couscous are most commonly made with durum wheat semolina. Join our virtual cooking community as we explore the flavors and ingredients of the Middle East through the lens of “Jerusalem: A Cookbook” by Ottolenghi and Tamimi.
Wordless Wednesday: Braised Eggs w Lamb from “Jerusalem: A Cookbook”
After cooking this gorgeous recipe, I now understand why it was chosen for the cover of “Jerusalem: A Cookbook”. Dish described by my son as “transcendent”
Tasting Jerusalem: Goodbye Roses, Hello Barberries!
Tasting Jerusalem is cooking with barberries or zereshk in March. Barberries are tart and tangy, resembling miniature cranberries in form and texture. Join our virtual cooking community as we explore the flavors and ingredients of the Middle East through the lens of “Jerusalem: A Cookbook” by Ottolenghi and Tamimi.
Bursting with Flavor and Color: Roasted Chicken with Clementines, Onion, Fennel, and Vermouth
Roasted Chicken w Clementines: A perfect example of the genius flavor combinations in Jerusalem: A Cookbook by Ottolenghi and Tamimi. A feast for the eyes and the mouth!
Tasting Jerusalem – Cooking with Roses for Valentine’s Day!
For February Tasting Jerusalem recipes, we’re thinking outside the chocolate box. Instead of chocolate truffles, head over to your local Middle Eastern grocery and grab some rose water and dried rose petals. Romance your sweetie with a bouquet on their plate using these aromatic ingredients in these sweet and savory dishes.
Celebrating Community: A Round-up from Tasting Jerusalem
A tasty round-up of tempting Tasting Jerusalem posts, with visual highlights of the sights and virtual smells wafting from kitchens all over the continent!
Eggs as Dinner-Fare: Shakshuka Recipe + Other Eggsellent Ideas
Eggs are back at OMG! Yummy with a Shakshuka recipe — a popular middle eastern dish eaten for breakfast or brunch that also translates perfectly for any meal of the day.
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