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• FIN.01.0003 Pomegranate Seeds: Finishing and Textural Contrast Pomegranate seeds as a fin
• GN.104.0044 Aubergine: Char, Collapse, and Flesh Extraction The aubergine in Middle Ea
• GN.104.0138 Caramelised Onion: Low and Slow Technique Caramelised onions appear
• GN.104.0139 Caramelised Onions: The Long Cook Caramelised onions appear
• GN.104.0140 Caramelised Onion: The Long Cook Long-cooked caramelised on
• GN.104.0203 Confit Garlic: Long Oil Poaching Confit garlic — cloves coo
• GN.104.0285 Eggplant: Full Char and Flesh Collapse The charred eggplant techn
• GN.104.0302 Falafel: The Correct Preparation
• GN.104.0306 Fatteh: Layered Bread and Chickpea Preparation
• GN.104.0307 Fattoush: Crisp Bread and Acid Dressing Fattoush is the Levantine
• GN.104.0308 Fattoush: Fried Bread and Acid-Dressed Salad Fattoush is the Levantine
• GN.104.0309 Fattoush: The Bread Salad Principle
• GN.104.0411 Herb Salad: Raw Herb as Primary Ingredient The use of herbs not as ga
• GN.104.0417 الحمص Hummus: Technique and the Great Debate Hummus bi tahini — chickpe
• GN.104.0418 Hummus: Technique for the Best Version Hummus (full name hummus b
• GN.104.0419 Hummus: The Correct Cook and Blend Hummus is simultaneously t
• GN.104.0420 Hummus: The Correct Preparation Hummus bi tahini has been
• GN.104.0421 Hummus: The Full-Cook Method Hummus bi tahini is one of
• GN.104.0422 Hummus: The Long Cook and the Smooth Pass Hummus bi tahini is perhap
• GN.104.0423 Hummus: The Long Cook and the Warm Serve Hummus is among the most c
• GN.104.0424 Hummus: The Perfect Chickpea Base Hummus bi tahini is the mo
• GN.104.0478 كنز الفوائد في تنويع الموائد (Kanz al-Fawā'id): Mamluk Culinary Science Kanz al-Fawā'id fī Tanwī'
• GN.104.0501 كتاب الطبيخ (Kitāb al-Ṭabīkh): The Medieval Arabic Culinary Tradition Kitāb al-Ṭabīkh (The Book
• GN.104.0530 Labneh: Strained Yogurt Labneh has been eaten in t
• GN.104.0531 Labneh: Strained Yogurt and Acid Concentration Labneh is the simplest of
• GN.104.0532 Labneh: Strained Yogurt and Its Transformations Labneh — strained yogurt —
• GN.104.0533 Labneh: Strained Yogurt Technique
• GN.104.0534 Labneh: Yogurt Straining and Concentration Labneh — strained yogurt —
• GN.104.0547 Lamb with Spice: Allspice-Cinnamon-Cumin Profile The allspice-cinnamon-cumi
• GN.104.0565 البقوليات Legumes as Architecture: Levantine Pulse Tradition The Levant is one of the F
• GN.104.0646 المونة Mouneh: The Lebanese Preservation Tradition Mouneh (مونة — provisions,
• GN.104.0652 Musakhan Technique: Onion Caramelisation and Fat Absorption Musakhan is considered by
• GN.104.0653 Musakhan: The Complete Assembly Musakhan is considered the
• GN.104.0691 Olive Oil as Ingredient: Palestinian Zeytun
• GN.104.0710 الفلسطينية Palestinian Kitchen: Musakhan and the Land Palestinian cooking is doc
• GN.104.0711 Palestinian Olive Oil: Selection and Use
• GN.104.0712 Palestinian Preservation: Makdous and Pickles
• GN.104.0713 Palestinian Spice Blend: Baharat and Za'atar
• GN.104.0714 Palestinian Stuffed Vegetables: Hashweh Filling
• GN.104.0787 Preserved Lemon: Fermented Citrus Technique Preserved lemons belong to
• GN.104.0812 Roasted Cauliflower: High Heat and Char Roasted cauliflower at hig
• GN.104.0813 Roasted Cauliflower: High Heat and Whole Spice The whole roasted cauliflo
• GN.104.0814 Roasting Aubergine to Collapse The roasted and collapsed
• GN.104.0815 Roasting Aubergine to Complete Char The technique of charring
• GN.104.0816 Roasting Aubergine to Full Collapse The treatment of aubergine
• GN.104.0818 Roasting Cauliflower: Full Char Development Ottolenghi's treatment of
• GN.104.0820 Roasting Vegetables to Char: The Caramelisation Threshold Ottolenghi's approach to v
• GN.104.0863 Shakshuka: Egg Poaching in Spiced Tomato Shakshuka — eggs poached d
• GN.104.0864 Shakshuka: Egg Poaching in Tomato Shakshuka — eggs poached i
• GN.104.0865 Shakshuka: Egg Poaching in Tomato Sauce Shakshuka is North African
• GN.104.0866 Shakshuka: Eggs Poached in Spiced Tomato Shakshuka is claimed by mu
• GN.104.0888 Slow-Roasted Lamb: Collagen Conversion and Spice Penetration Slow-roasted spiced lamb i
• GN.104.0889 Slow-Roasted Lamb: Collagen Conversion at Low Temperature Slow-roasted lamb shoulder
• GN.104.0890 Slow-Roasted Lamb: Fat Rendering and Collagen Conversion Slow-roasted lamb shoulder
• GN.104.0891 Slow-Roasted Lamb: Fat Rendering and Spice Integration Slow-roasted lamb is the c
• GN.104.0892 Slow-Roasted Shoulder of Lamb: Collagen Conversion The slow-roasted lamb shou
• GN.104.0920 Spiced Ground Meat (Kofta): Seasoning Technique
• GN.104.0928 Stuffed Vegetables: Dolma Logic in Palestinian Cooking Stuffed vegetables — mahsh
• GN.104.0929 Stuffed Vegetables: Filling and Structural Logic Stuffed vegetables — mahsh
• GN.104.0936 Sumac: Sour Without Acid Heat Sumac has been used as a s
• GN.104.0937 Sumac: The Palestinian Acid
• GN.104.0942 السورية Syrian Kitchen: Aleppo and the Silk Road Syrian cooking — particula
• GN.104.0944 Tahini: Properties and Applications
• GN.104.1025 المطبخ الشامي The Levantine Kitchen: Shared Roots, Distinct Voices The Levant — the Eastern M
• GN.104.1039 السلطة والمقبلات The Raw Vegetable Philosophy Levantine cooking has the
• GN.104.1140 Yogurt in Hot Dishes: Stabilisation and Tempering Yogurt added to hot dishes
• GN.104.1149 Za'atar: The Herb Blend and Its Application Za'atar (Origanum syriacum
• GN.105.0027 Fatteh: Layered Bread and Chickpea
• GN.105.0028 Fattoush: Fried Bread and Acid Dressing Fattoush is the Lebanese a
• GN.105.0029 Fattoush: Stale Bread and Acid Dressing Fattoush belongs to the br
• GN.105.0030 Fattoush: Stale Bread as Texture Technique Fattoush is the Levantine
• GN.105.0051 Musakhan: Fat Absorption into Flatbread Musakhan is considered the
• GN.105.0063 Stuffed Vegetables: The Allspice and Pine Nut Fill Stuffed vegetables — mahsh
• GN.105.0065 Tabbouleh: Herb-Forward Grain Salad Tabbouleh is the most misu
• GN.106.0066 Spice Logic in Palestinian Cooking
• GN.106.0094 The Mezze Principle: Composition and Balance Mezze — from the Persian m
• GN.123.0033 Chermoula and Green Herb Paste Construction Chermoula is the herb-spic
• GN.123.0077 Harissa: Chilli Paste Technique Harissa is the defining ch
• GN.123.0078 Harissa: Chilli-Spice Paste Construction Harissa is the defining co
• GN.123.0105 Muhamara: Roasted Pepper and Walnut Paste Muhamara is a Syrian and L
• GN.123.0106 Mutabal: Aubergine and Tahini Integration Mutabal is often confused
• GN.123.0135 Pomegranate Molasses: Reduction and Acid Balance Pomegranate molasses is th
• GN.123.0251 Tahini Emulsification: Sesame Paste and Acid Tahini as a sauce base is
• GN.168.0114 Mansaf: National Dish of Jordan / Festive Palestinian Lamb
• GN.168.0125 M'Sakhah Broth and Palestinian Soups
• GN.51.0006 Baharat: Spice Blend Architecture Baharat — Arabic for "spic
• GN.51.0007 Baharat: The Eight-Spice Architecture Baharat — Arabic for "spic
• GN.51.0067 Lemon and Herb Finishing: The Last Ten Seconds The technique of finishing
• GN.51.0097 Saffron: Blooming and Extraction Saffron appears throughout
• GN.51.0110 Spice Blooming: Fat-Activation of Dry Spices Spice blooming in fat is t
• GN.51.0115 Sumac: Acid Agent and Colour Sumac (Rhus coriaria) grow
• GN.51.0116 Sumac: Acid Application in Levantine Cooking Sumac (Rhus coriaria) is t
• GN.51.0117 Sumac: Tartaric Acid as Souring Agent Sumac — the dried, ground
• GN.51.0118 Sumac: The Acid Spice Sumac — the dried, ground
• GN.51.0129 التوابل والعطارة The Levantine Spice System The Levantine spice system
• GN.51.0141 Za'atar: Blend, Application, and Heat Timing Za'atar refers both to the
• GN.51.0142 Za'atar: Herb-Spice Blend and Application Za'atar is simultaneously
• GN.51.0143 Za'atar: Herb-Spice Blend Application Za'atar refers simultaneou
• GN.51.0144 Za'atar: Herb-Spice-Sumac Compound Za'atar as a spice blend i
• GN.66.0015 Bread as Structural Element: Palestinian Flatbread Traditions
• GN.66.0057 Freekeh: Green Wheat Grain Technique Freekeh production is docu
• GN.66.0058 Freekeh: Roasted Green Wheat Freekeh production is inse
• GN.66.0059 Freekeh: Roasted Green Wheat Cooking Freekeh is harvested green
• GN.66.0096 Kibbeh: The Ground Meat and Bulgur Technique
• GN.66.0111 Makloubeh: The Upside-Down Rice Makloubeh is documented ac
• GN.66.0112 المناقيش والفطائر Manaeesh and Levantine Flatbread Tradition The Levantine flatbread tr
• GN.66.0115 Maqlouba: Upside-Down Rice Maqlouba is documented thr
• GN.66.0116 Mejadra: Lentil and Rice with Crispy Onion Mejadra (mujaddara in Arab
• GN.66.0127 Mujaddara: Lentils and Rice with Crispy Onion The word mujaddara may der
• GN.66.0179 Rice and Vermicelli: The Toasted Noodle Pilaf Base Rice cooked with toasted v
• GN.66.0183 Rice Pilaf: The Palestinian Approach
• GN.66.0184 Rice Pilaf: The Palestinian Method The Palestinian rice pilaf
• GN.66.0199 Spiced Rice: The Pilaf Method in Levantine Context Spiced rice — ruz — in its
• GN.66.0206 Tabbouleh: Bulgur Ratio and Herb Dominance Tabbouleh is perhaps the m
• GN.71.0076 الفلافل Falafel: The Deep-Fry Science Falafel — deep-fried fritt
• GN.71.0130 Kibbeh: The Bulgur Shell Technique Kibbeh — ground lamb mixed
• GN.71.0146 المحاشي Mahashi: The Stuffed Vegetable Tradition The Levantine mahashi trad
• GN.71.0155 Musakhan: The National Dish Technique Musakhan is traditionally
• GN.71.0156 Musakhan: The Roast Chicken of Palestinian Cooking Musakhan originates in the
• GN.97.0009 Baklava: Phyllo Layering and Syrup Timing Baklava spans the entire f
• GN.97.0076 Fatayer: Stuffed Baked Pastry
• GN.97.0109 Knafeh: Hot Syrup on Cheese Pastry Knafeh (also kunafa, kanaf
• GN.97.0110 Knafeh: Hot Syrup on Cold Cheese Knafeh is the defining swe
• GN.97.0111 Knafeh: Hot Syrup on Hot Pastry Knafeh (also kanafeh, kune
• GN.97.0112 Knafeh: Palestinian Cheese Pastry
• GN.97.0113 Knafeh: Shredded Pastry and Cheese Knafeh (kunafa, kanafeh) i
• GN.97.0123 الحلويات الشامية Levantine Sweets: The Syrup and Pastry Tradition The Levantine sweet tradit
• GN.97.0125 Ma'amoul: Semolina Shell and Filling Ratio Ma'amoul are filled semoli