Shish_barak

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Shish Barak is a pasta dish originating from Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, and Palestine. Shish Barak is typically referred to as a local variation of ravioli. Thin dough dumplings are stuffed with seasoned beef and then cooked in a yogurt sauce.😋
Shish_barak
Shish Barak is a pasta dish originating from Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, and Palestine. Shish Barak is typically referred to as a local variation of ravioli. Thin dough dumplings are stuffed with seasoned beef and then cooked in a yogurt sauce.😋
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