oat flour (about 100 grams) • egg • baking powder • salt • honey, or more to taste • unrefined coconut oil or clarified butter (about 60 ml) • For the filling: date paste mixed with 1 tablespoon coconut oil and cinnamon
kunafa dough (or enough to fit your small skillet) • sugar (you can add more, but be careful not to make it too sweet since there’s chocolate inside) • butter • Chocolate
dried chickpeas (after soaking, yields about 2 cups) • Juice of 2 large lemons (add another lemon if you like it more tangy) • Salt to taste • cumin • paprika, for garnish • tahini • olive oil • plain yogurt • large garlic clove • ice cubes
Egyptian rice, picked over, washed, and drained (about 2 1/2 cups or 500 grams) • onions, sliced into thin wedges (about 3 large onions or 500 grams) • brown lentils, picked over and washed (about 1 1/4 cups or 250 grams) • vegetable oil • Salt • Ground cumin
(10-inch) round baking pan • (about 450 grams) kunafa dough, thawed or fresh • clarified butter or ghee (about 225 grams) • For the syrup: • sugar (about 600 grams) with 1 1/2 cups water (about 360 ml) and a squeeze of lemon juice
eggplant, peeled and sliced into rounds • bell peppers, sliced into rings • hot chili pepper • Oil for frying • freekeh, soaked for 1 hour (about 90 grams) • tomato juice (about 1/2 liter) • tomato paste • vinegar • minced garlic • hot chili paste • salt • cumin •
basmati rice (about 400 grams) • chicken breast, sliced into strips • Sliced mixed bell peppers • Curry powder and turmeric • Salt and black pepper • For the garlic sauce: • Minced garlic, 1 container plain yogurt, 2 tablespoons mayonnaise, salt, and black pepper • Pita bread, cut into small pieces and toasted until crispy