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(1) dates, naturally sweet, they are considered the desert's candy; (2) the kitchen adventures of one now-Cairo-based American and her love of the Middle East
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17 comments:
Oh, that huge tray of Baklava....Not for the eyes, that's for sure!
ya salaam! what beautiful shots!
Wow those pomegranates look absolutely amazing!
Beautiful photos.
Were you in Israel?!
From a great fan of your blog!
Welcome to Israel
This makes me yearn for Morocco--or even just for a good Middle Eastern market anywhere near me in rural Connecticut. I feel a road trip to Queens coming on!
Yes indeed! Are those pomegranates? Wonderful! Thank you!
Joanne (Westchester, NY)
These photos remind me of home... those large pomegranates, spices and that baklava tray. Beautiful pictures. Thank you.
Wow! Beautiful!
Yummy clicks...
Yum it all looks amazing as usual. Love your blog added you to my blog roll. I was away for awhile traveling but good to be back catching up.
Your pictures are wonderous! That tray of baklava makes my mouth water. And the pomerganates look like enormous jewels. Nice work ;)
The pomegranates! Wow!
A man from Israel once laughed at me while I picked out pomegranates in a London supermarket. I now know why!
oooh .. it's baklava!! lots lots of baklava!! yummy.
I can just say one thing to describe these: beautiful.
They reminds me of the souk when I was there this summer. Thank you for the wonderful memories. You've inspired me to put some of my pictures online!
I'll put links to them on my blog.
Justine
The pomegranates are amazing! I'm glad I happened on your site while looking for a red velvet cake recipe. I love Arabic food too. I've been told I make good baklava, but seeing those amazing trays of it makes me wish for a trip.
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