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Mia Arawi
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07 Feb 2022
9 Foods That Scream ‘Special Occasion’ In A Lebanese House
You know those meals that are saved for special occasions? Here are some of our favorites.
1. Fatayer
Your parents spent all day making these homemade delights for guests, but you shove 15-20 in your mouth each time you pass by the kitchen.
2. Mini pizzas
Another marker of a special occasion.
3. Mashewe
Nothing says “we have guests coming over” quite like grilled meats.
4. Ouzeh
Whether homemade or catered.
5. Bzourat
Bowls of the fancy bzourat = your parents’ friends are coming over.
6. Kharouf mehshe
This is a big one normally reserved for MASSIVE occasions.
7. A whole stack of Wara2 3inab
Decorated with slices of potato or even ribs for the ultra fancy meals.
8. Kebbe nayye
Nothing screams celebration quite like raw meats.
9. Seafood
For when the fam is feeling
fancy
fancy.
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