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Tag Archives: fatayar
Your favorite recipes of 2012, and a new way to find them
It is striking to me to see how, in the year and a half since Rose Water & Orange Blossoms came on the scene, there are certain posts that pull new visitors from around the world again and again to … Continue reading
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Tagged arras kibbeh, baked kibbeh, cafe blanc, fatayar, Kibbeh, kibbeh footballs, kibbeh nayeh, Lebanese white coffee, mujadara, Mujaddara, spinach fatayar, toum
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Lebanese Spinach Pies, or fatayar, or whatever
You’d think I’ve been taking entrance exams for a job at Cook’s Illustrated. I imagine one of the more challenging tests they could give an aspiring test kitchen cook there would be: figure out how to make spinach fatayar that … Continue reading
Technique: How to roll dough for fatayar, spinach pies
Like talami dough, the dough for fatayar is different than standard bread dough. This dough is not nearly as wet as talami dough, but it is a sticky dough that takes just one rise (typically bread-baking is a two-rise process). … Continue reading
Ingredient: Spinach
Lebanese cuisine makes it easy to eat your spinach (or your Swiss Chard, as the case may be). My fresh bag full of curly, gorgeous spinach came from Pond Hill Farm, where they grow their greens in a bright white … Continue reading




