Koshari
Egypt's beloved street food — a hearty bowl of rice, lentils, macaroni and chickpeas topped with a spiced tomato sauce, crispy fried onions and a garlicky vinegar dressing.
Koshari, ful medames, molokhia — ancient recipes from the Nile valley.
Egypt's beloved street food — a hearty bowl of rice, lentils, macaroni and chickpeas topped with a spiced tomato sauce, crispy fried onions and a garlicky vinegar dressing.
Egypt's ancient breakfast staple — slow-cooked fava beans seasoned with cumin, lemon and garlic, finished with olive oil and served with eggs, pitta and fresh vegetables.
Egypt's most beloved dessert: flaky pastry baked in sweetened milk with cream, raisins, coconut and nuts — a warm, indulgent pudding with a crispy golden top.
Finely chopped dried or fresh molokhia leaves cooked in rich chicken broth with a fragrant garlic and coriander tafaya, served over rice — Egypt's national soup.
Egypt's ultimate street food: layers of rice, lentils, macaroni and chickpeas topped with spiced tomato sauce, crispy onions and a garlic-vinegar daqqa — the country's most beloved dish.
A moist, syrup-soaked semolina cake with coconut and rose water, topped with whole almonds — the Middle East's most beloved tea-time cake.
Egypt's beloved street food national dish — a hearty bowl of rice, lentils, and pasta topped with spiced tomato sauce, crispy fried onions, and a garlicky vinegar drizzle.
Egypt's breakfast staple and one of the world's oldest dishes — fava beans slow-cooked with lemon, garlic, and cumin, drizzled with olive oil and eaten with warm bread.
Egypt's ancient green soup — a silky, slightly viscous stew made from finely chopped jute leaves, simmered in chicken broth with a spectacular fried garlic and coriander tarka.
Egypt's beloved spiced meat-stuffed bread — a pita or baladi bread filled with a fiery mixture of minced beef, onion, and chilies, baked until the bread crisps and the meat sizzles.
Fragrant spiced ground beef and lamb skewers grilled over charcoal — Egypt's ultimate street food.
Egypt's original falafel made with fava beans instead of chickpeas — crispier, greener, and uniquely Egyptian.
Tender vegetables — zucchini, peppers, tomatoes — stuffed with herbed rice and slow-cooked in tomato broth.
Moist, syrup-soaked semolina cake flavored with coconut and rose water — Egypt's most beloved dessert.
Silky, garlicky jute leaf soup — Egypt's national dish, fragrant with coriander and served over rice or with rabbit.