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Syrian kebabs and brick Syrian and shawarma and many recipes
Here’s a list of the best Syrian food recipes blogs that you can follow:
Dirty Kitchen SecretsIf there’s a more aesthetically pleasing food website out there, from any region, then I’m yet to see it! Not only is Bethany Kehdy a former Miss Universe contestant, but her food photography is stunning. Even more importantly, the recipes are clear, interesting, exotic and mouthwatering. A particular highlight is the pomegranate and za’atar riblets. I’m salivating just thinking about it. Bethany also runs food toursacross Lebanon and hosts an international food blogging conference! This is one of the best Syrian food recipes blogs that you can follow.
Syrian Foodie in LondonA personal favourite straight from the old-school days when men were men and blogs were blogs. The photography could be more appealing (who are we to talk though) and Kano sometimes disappears but combining surgery and food blogging can’t be easy. What he does do, however, is have an fantastic selection of simple and delicious recipes for traditional Syrian fare. Ranging from something as basic as an egg sandwich, Syrian style, to more exotic dishes such as chicken livers with pomegranate molassesor muhammara, this is my first stop for authentic Syrian recipes. This is one of the best Syrian food recipes blogs that you can follow.
MidEATSRun by two American Egyptians, Heba and Brenda, who ‘found each other on the blogosphere,’ this website has hundreds of recipes from right across the region and is further enhanced by interesting copy, features and interviews. They also throw in a bit of fusion and I’ll be sure to cook their nectarine and plum crumble very soon! This is one of the best Syrian food recipes blogs that you can follow.
Anissa HelouAs we are told on her website, ‘Anissa Helou is not at all like the great majority of cookery writers…she has worked for Sotheby’s, opened an antique shop in Paris, was an art consultant to members of the Kuwaiti ruling family and has travelled extensively throughout the world.’ Author of six cookbooks and now running cooking classes in Shoreditch, London, her blog offers a fascinating and tasty look into her kitchen. This is one of the best Syrian food recipes blogs that you can follow.
Antonio TahhanPerhaps technically not just Middle Eastern, but there are enough recipes from the region for us to count it. Tahhan, we read, is ‘a new face to the world of cooking, [and] has a genuine passion for food. Coupled with his tongue-in-cheek personality and infectious spirit, he shares his enthusiasm with all those around him. With a flair for Mediterranean cuisine, Tony highlights regional flavours in the dishes he prepares.’ Whether any of this is true, I can’t conclusively say, but his blog features loads of interesting sounding recipes from around the world which reflect the fact that he was born in Venezuela to Middle Eastern parents, grew up in Miami and studied Spanish Literature. This is one of the best Syrian food recipes blogs that you can follow.
Anissa Helou was born, the daughter of a Syrian father and a Lebanese mother, in Beirut and educated there at a French convent school. Aged 21, she moved to London to escape the rigid social convention of her country and began to study interior design at Inchbald School of Design then at Sotheby’s training course, the history of art. She was soon appointed Sotheby’s representative for the Middle East. For a while thereafter, she owned and ran an antique shop in Paris, dealing in furniture and objets d’art which reflected her own sophisticated and highly individual taste. From 1978 until 1986 she was based in Kuwait and was adviser to several members of the Kuwaiti ruling family who were then forming collections of Islamic art. She also advised these and other collectors on the purchase of Victorian paintings, European silver, jewellery and Arts and Crafts furniture. This is one of the best Syrian food recipes blogs that you can follow.
Busy in Brooklyn This is one of the best Syrian food recipes blogs that you can follow.
Feel like cooking Syrian dishes tonight? These Syrian bloggers are your best answer. Not only do they share their delicious recipes and organize informative cooking classes, but they also sell their own homemade products –Sahtein! This is one of the best Syrian food recipes blogs that you can follow.
Fried dishes and some fruits
Tangery red paper and fried chicken
well my boss was a syrian and mostly he like grilled for preparing syrian foods.
Syrian kebabs and brick Syrian are the best recipes you can follow
there's a lot of preparation of syrian food but i prepared fried and grilled
