Top 12 Traditional Egyptian Dishes

top 12 traditional egyptian dishes every country's culture revolves around food to learn more about egyptian culture here is a list of 12 typical egyptian meals that you must taste while in egypt number one full madamas the most popular street food snack in egypt full as a paste of mashed broad fava beans flavored with garlic and olive oil it is labeled out of large copper pots often into pockets of pita bread and typically sold as an inexpensive takeaway sandwich number two tamiya tamaya is an egyptian street food favorite that is similar to falafel it is made of mashed fava beans and parsley instead of chickpeas which are used elsewhere around the mediterranean it is often served as a sandwich with salad and is produced in the shape of flat discs rather than round balls number three koshari one of egypt's most well-known dishes koshari as a rice brown lentil and macaroni dish topped with fried onions and a spicy tomato sauce it is typically served in koshary restaurants that specialize in the meal number four kebab and kafta a favorite egyptian food meal as flame grilled lamb pieces kabob and spiced minced meat formed into a sausage and roasted on a skewer kafta it's usually served with a flat bread disk and a simple chopped tomato and cucumber salad number 5. baba ghanoush despite the fact that many people believe it originated in lebanon baba ghanoush is quickly becoming a popular dish on egyptian restaurant menus it's a creamy mixture of roasted eggplant olive oil garlic sesame paste tahini and lemon that has a texture similar to hummus and is served over pita bread number six fatir michelle tit one of the traditional old food fighter as a light flaky multi-layered bread made from dough stretched paper thin and folded several times it is served stuffed with minced meat or cheese or just plain brushed with samnae ghee or dusted with icing sugar number seven egyptian fatta it is a dish of meat beef or chicken rice garlic and layers of dry bread soaked in broth it is usually cooked in the oven and served with yogurt and nuts number eight moshi another great dish for vegetarian travelers it basically consists of baked vegetables usually peppers zucchini or aubergine stuffed with rice mixed with aromatic herbs parsley coriander it is accompanied by a drink sauce number 9 alexandrian cabda it belongs to the street food but it is also cooked at home the liver is prepared with hot pepper and garlic or onion can be added as for the sausage it is usually cooked in different ways but mainly with tomato sauce and hot pepper both are served with pickles number 10 basbousa a tasty dessert that has crossed borders the babusa as of ottoman origin found in different countries it is favored by people all over the world the name of the delicacy changes from country to country it is called basboosa in egypt the egyptian version is usually thin soaked in sweet syrup soft inside and covered with almonds and fresh cream number 11. hiwashi kawashi is a traditional food in egypt it's a bread something similar to pita bread that is usually filled with minced meat onion pepper kawashi is perhaps best known as a staple of home-style egyptian cooking to make you feel good number 12 ohm alley this is a must-have dessert even if you set foot in egypt for a few minutes om alley which means ally's mother is made of layers of puff pastry soaked in milk and mixed with nuts raisins coconut flakes and sugar and then baked the baked dough with the hot milk complemented with several different ingredients makes this a dish to remember thanks for watching don't forget to like this video share it with your friends and subscribe to get updates on new videos

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Length: 4min 18sec (258 seconds)

Published: Sat Sep 18 2021