More and more people are aware of sumac, one of the essential spices in Syrian and Middle Eastern cuisine. It's good to have some in your spice drawer, but you also have to use it! I created this recipe to help you tame sumac. A simple, tasty, and versatile recipe that you'll want to cook often.

My mother, Josephine, never received her New Year's guests without cooking them this trio of white (milk), dark (molasses) and orange (orange!) puddings, which symbolizes all the variety, the unknown and the surprises that the next 365 days have in store for us.

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

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

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

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

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