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Exploring Algerian Cuisine: A Mezze Journey

Exploring Algerian Cuisine: A Mezze Journey

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 

Churros and Chocolate Hazelnut Sauce

Churros and Chocolate Hazelnut Sauce

Churros are such a tasty treat, a fun mix of fried dough that’s crispy on the outside and super soft on the inside. They’re usually long and skinny—sometimes twisted into a fun loop—and totally irresistible! Rolled in sugar, they’re perfect for dipping in ooey-gooey chocolate 

Saffron and Pistachio Poached Pears

Saffron and Pistachio Poached Pears

A delicious dessert for today full of aroma  refers to a dessert where pears are gently simmered in a saffron-infused syrup, often sweetened with sugar or honey, and garnished with chopped pistachios. The saffron adds a rich, golden and a subtle, floral aroma, while the 

Riz au Lait, Rice Pudding

Riz au Lait, Rice Pudding

Here’s to a 2025 filled with little gourmet joys, shared recipes. Thank you for always being here, loyal to every post and every recipe. Together, let’s keep blending memories, flavors, and laughter. Time to get cooking 😉 My first recipe of the year is a 

Marinated Feta Cheese

Marinated Feta Cheese

Yesterday, I made a delicious marinade with some authentic Greek AOP feta, black Belem pepper, bird’s eye chilies, green olives, and a few sprigs of rosemary. I placed everything in a jar and poured in some quality extra virgin olive oil. I love adding a 

Chorba Adess, Lentils Soup

Chorba Adess, Lentils Soup

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, 

Algerian Hlawat Tabâa

Algerian Hlawat Tabâa

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 

Algerian Square Pizza

Algerian Square Pizza

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 

Angel Food Cake

Angel Food Cake

Yesterday, I baked for our afternoon tea a delicious Angel Fodd Cake. Angel Food Cake is a light and airy cake made from egg whites, sugar, and flour. It’s known for its fluffy, cloud-like texture and is unique because it contains no butter or oil, 

Brioche Nanterre

Brioche Nanterre

Nothing is more delicious than a good fluffy Brioche for our afternoon coffee. They taste so good when they come out of the oven and the house is filled with their aroma. And yesterday I prepared a Brioche called a Brioche Nanterre. Brioche Nanterre is