EGYPTIAN FOOD | Koshari
Koshari Egypt Don’t judge a dish by its
color. If you want a taste of what ordinary Egyptian families eat at
home, you can’t go wrong with koshari (variously spelled koushari and
koshary), a nourishing vegetarian dish of rice, lentils, macaroni,
garlic and chickpeas, bought together by a spicy tomato sauce and topped
off with fried onion. A good koshari can send an Egyptian into
raptures, and it’s also hugely popular as a rib-sticking street food and
take-away.
Another beloved classic of home cooking
is mahshi, or vegetables such as zucchini, peppers, tomatoes and vine
leaves stuffed with spiced rice
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