Early this morning, I was filled with excitement as I decided to create Bradjs, exquisite diamond-shaped semolina galettes that are a true masterpiece of Algerian cuisine! Originating from the picturesque Constantine region (Kasentina) in Algeria, these stuffed galettes are traditionally crafted to herald the joyous …
Yesterday, I immersed myself in an exhilarating challenge centered around the rich and vibrant tapestry of Algerian cuisine to celebrate our culinary heritage and traditions. This incredible initiative was spearheaded by Karym, a passionate creator (you can find him on Instagram at @karymsflavors). The mission …
Autumn has settled in almost everywhere except in my region, where the sun persists year-round. Autumn in Dubai is the time to enjoy gardens, the beach, picnics, and the outdoors. Still, I decided to make an Algerian lentil soup, full of oriental flavors and spices, …
Hlawat Tabâa is a traditional Algerian biscuit, typically enjoyed during, tea or coffee time, as well as on festive occasions like Eid or weddings. The name “Hlawat Tabâa” roughly translates to “cookie cutter cookies” in reference to the decorative shape (round, square or half-moon). These …
The Algerian square pizza is a popular street food in the streets of Algiers. As its name suggests, it’s always square-shaped, baked in rectangular trays, and sold in square pieces. It’s different from Italian pizza. The dough is similar to bread dough, making it soft …
What is Kaak, Kaak is a round crown like a sweet bread or brioche. Eaten in North Africa and Middle Eastern regions. They are flavored with orange zest, lemon zest, fennel seeds, or anise seeds, sometimes filled with dates. Recipes change and vary from family to …
Yesterday, it was the Amazigh New Year, known as Yennayer, is a traditional celebration of the beginning of the agricultural year by the Amazigh people in North Africa. It typically occurs on January 12th or 13th. The celebration involves festive events, special meals like Berkoukes, …
I come back today with a delicious Algerian dish called ‘batata terfess wa fliou.’ This dish is enjoyed during winter when the days shorten, and the weather is cold.” Batata Terfess is called Sunchoke in English. It’s a mix of rutabaga and potato taste with …
Introducing a homemade Samsa recipe: delectable golden pastries filled with almond paste, fried and drenched in honey. Perfect as a post-Iftar treat, this delicious Algerian dessert will elevate your baking game, even if you’re a beginner.
The Holy Month of Ramadan has begun, prompting a time of fasting, worship, and unity among Muslims globally. The post author reveals their Algerian traditional dish, Dolma Qaraa, celebrating both Algerian and Turkish culinary influences inherited from the Ottoman era. The recipe forms a key focus; comprising zucchini (courgettes), lamb, spices, and more, it showcases the versatility of Algerian cuisine. This well-loved dish encourages food lovers everywhere to explore the rich diversity of Algerian gastronomy.