Pomegranate Molasses (دبس الرمان)
Dibs rumman; thick, tangy-sweet syrup for meats and salads.
Dibs rumman; thick, tangy-sweet syrup for meats and salads.
Cheese steak with Lebanese touches.
Raw meat sandwich; raw lamb or beef (similar to kibbeh nayyeh) in bread.
Nabulsi cheese; brined white cheese, sometimes with black caraway seeds.
Mutabal in bread; eggplant dip with tahini.
Muhammara in bread; spicy red pepper and walnut spread.
Warm hummus with whole chickpeas; looser texture than regular hummus.
Traditional mountain bread wraps; using markouk.
Lentils and rice in bread; with caramelized onions.
Mashed potato with eggs sandwich; traditional dish in bread.
Mixed grill sandwich; combination of grilled meats.
Lebanese flatbread with toppings; dough pressed flat, topped with za'atar, cheese, or meat, baked in wood-fired oven. The quintessential ...
The man'oushe is dimpled by the baker's fingertips so the za'atar pools in the dents, then baked on the furn floor that fires the family's daily bread in the same heat. Lebanon's morning, folded.
Za'atar and cheese manoushe; half za'atar, half cheese, or mixed.
Sujuk manoushe; topped with spicy Armenian-style sausage.
Shanklish manoushe; topped with aged, spiced cheese (shanklish) with tomato and onion.
Shakshuka manoushe; eggs in tomato sauce on flatbread.
Muhammara manoushe; topped with spicy red pepper and walnut spread.
Meat manoushe; topped with spiced ground lamb or beef with tomato, onion, pine nuts.
Meat pie manoushe; similar to lahmacun, thin crust with meat topping.
Kishk manoushe; topped with kishk (fermented bulgur and yogurt powder) mixed with tomato and onion. Tangy, unique flavor.
Cheese manoushe; topped with akkawi, halloumi, or mixed cheeses before baking.
Halloumi manoushe; topped with halloumi cheese.