saudi arabian and ramadan

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Recipes

Al Salooq - Traditional Arab Cardamom Pastries (Deep Fried)

Posted by Um Safia  

Al Salooq are delicious, tender little pastries subtly flavoured with cardamom. These cresecent moon shaped delights are the perfect end to a meal, served with tea or coffee & are very popular during Ramadan & Eid celebrations. Unlike many... MORE»

Recipe #385830

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Roasted Chicken Al-Kabsa (Saudi) (Gluten Free)

(1 reviews) Posted by UmmBinat  

Al-Kabsa is considered a national dish from Saudi Arabia. This is my tasty adaption of a recipe found on http://arabicbites.blogspot.com. I serve this with Saudi Carrot Basmati Rice (Zainab's Mom's) and fresh salad. MORE»

Recipe #369174

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(Balalit or Saweeya) Sweet Vermicelli Breakfast (Gluten Free)

(3 reviews) Posted by UmmBinat  

A tasty sweet breakfast like dessert made in Arabian Gulf countries especially during the month of Ramadan. This dish is called by a few different names. Originally published on http://arabicbites.blogspot.com. MORE»

Recipe #361328

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Basboosa - Easy Semolina Cake

(5 reviews) Posted by Doraholix  

This has been a favorite dessert in many Middle Eastern and North African countries- this is my mother's recipe. It's very simple and easy to remember. MORE»

Recipe #254309

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Sweet Ramadan Dumplings " Lokmit Ady"

(1 reviews) Posted by Maya's Mama  

My mother use to make this every Ramadan, and I loved it. It tastes wonderful and it's fun to make. The recipe makes a large batch. MORE»

Recipe #207150

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Konafah With Banana

(1 reviews) Posted by EasyRecipe-Chef  

I just had to post this, as no one here had a good recipe for it. This is my most treasured recipe, as everyone that tasted it said it was the best ever. it is a must have in Ramadan. MORE»

Recipe #204083

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Date a Nut Meringue Cookies

(1 reviews) Posted by lemoncurd  

Yummy! MORE»

Recipe #199149

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Kahwah Saa'dah.........middle Eastern Special Occasion Coffee

(1 reviews) Posted by chef FIFI  

The term Kahwah Saadah means "black coffee", which means no sugar added. This coffee is "only" made from light roast coffee beans and has to be coarsely grounded and is not the same as Turkish coffee, this is has a stronger... MORE»

Recipe #197208

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Whole Stuffed Camel

(5 reviews) Posted by Mirj  

Not a joke, this is an actual recipe. My kids went to a Bedouin camp exhibit and everyone got a copy of this recipes(although not everyone got a taste). My translation into English. Who knows, next time you want to have a "different"... MORE»

Recipe #67495

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