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May 21, 2020

koshari: the original flexitarian grain bowl

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May 10, 2020May 10, 2020

sourdough khobz ʿarabi

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March 12, 2020March 12, 2020

stocking the pantry: a primer

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January 25, 2020January 25, 2020

auntie nazira’s lentil soup

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December 22, 2019

a syrian citrus mocktail & cool floral mishmish

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October 21, 2019October 21, 2019

translating hummus

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June 6, 2019June 6, 2019

making middle eastern cuisine: an afternoon of talks and tastings

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September 29, 2018

salted lemon hummus, for tastes medieval and modern

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June 3, 2018July 5, 2019

(ideology never cooked) a duck

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I study culinary history and literature in North Africa and the Arabic speaking world; this blog is a record of what happens when I put my research and passions into play at my own stove. I focus on flavors & dishes from across the Middle East and North Africa––with a few large dashes of historical research & cultural commentary.

While most of the recipes featured here hail from the Middle East & North Africa or elsewhere in the Mediterranean, I also love to cook anything that happens to be in season. A recipe index lists all recipes alphabetically; you can also browse by category or search for keywords below.

For less cooking and more history & literature, check out my research blog. You can read more about my work and other writing here.

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(re-posted bc technical difficulties): Since September I’ve cooked my way through @anasatassi’s wonderful cookbook, Sumac: Recipes and Stories from Syria. Tune into the Radical Books Collective event tomorrow (December 3rd) to hear my interview with Atassi about his research, creative process, sumac as a “red thread” linking the book’s dishes to one another and connecting Syria’s past to today’s kitchens, and what street food has to do with freedom. Links to the livestream in bio.
Xander the Moroccan rescue kitty always goes for the shelves with North African content. Today’s browsing interests: Fanon, Laroui, Mernissi and more #smartycat
The last move is the best #CatChoreography
Sunday snuggles with ArabLit Quarterly cc @arablitorg @screamlnour @salmaserry
It’s been a long and lonesome road but I’m doing this again
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