This dessert has long been served in Chinese bowls in Syria. Friends and family traditionally gather on Sundays to eat...

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I don't know of a single city in Syria that doesn't have a vendor selling foul, also known as faoual....

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On weekend mornings, Westerners prepare crepes. At home, we typically eat mamounié, a hearty, sweet wheat semolina topped with cheese....

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One day, at a dinner party at my brother's house, my sister-in-law, Rana, placed a fattoush in the center of...

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The king of Syrian street food, this flavorful blend of Armenian origins is subtly spicy. Traditionally used to flavor sausages,...

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In Arabic, mtafaieh means "to extinguish," and batata means "potato." The concept: once the potato is hot, you "extinguish" it...

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Popular in Aleppo, in the northwest of the country, parsley kebab recalls the city's Ottoman origins, when it was the...

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This recipe is typical of the fishing villages of the Latakia and Tartus regions. Its walnut and chili paste topping...

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