Burekas (בורקס)
Filled pastry; phyllo or puff pastry with various fillings. Originally Turkish/Balkan, brought by Sephardic Jews. Eaten as snack or meal.
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Filled pastry; phyllo or puff pastry with various fillings. Originally Turkish/Balkan, brought by Sephardic Jews. Eaten as snack or meal.
Burekas served with hard-boiled egg and pickle; traditional way.
Potato burekas; mashed potato filling.
Cheese burekas; filled with Bulgarian-style salty cheese.
Tunisian fried pastry; thin dough wrapped around egg, tuna, potato, capers, deep-fried until crispy. Yolk should be runny.
Meat-stuffed pita; pita filled with spiced ground meat, grilled until crispy.
Shanklish sandwich; aged, spiced cheese rolled in za'atar or red pepper, with tomato and onion.
Open meat pies; boat-shaped with spiced meat, onion, tomato, pine nuts.
Baalbek-style sfiha; famous from the Bekaa Valley.
Chicken liver sandwich; sautéed chicken livers with garlic, pomegranate molasses, onion.
Chicken liver sandwich; the classic.
Half-moon pastries; fried or baked, filled with meat, cheese, or spinach.
Cheese sambousek.
Fried fish sandwich; small fried fish in bread.
Fish sandwich from Saida; coastal city known for fresh fish.
Cheese rolls; phyllo pastry rolled around cheese, fried.
Raw meat sandwich; raw lamb or beef (similar to kibbeh nayyeh) in bread.