Hebron is famous for its grapes, but it’s a fact that not many people that live here are aware of.

The name "Jaffa orange" is familiar to many around the world, but few know the story behind how it became a global symbol. The journey...

A lot of restaurants in Tel Aviv are showing signs of shrinkflation, whether it’s less chicken in your chicken salad or ingredients that...

Pesach is around the corner, and it’s no excuse not to bake something delicious! If you love the filling of an almond croissant, you’ll...

In Tel Aviv, there are plenty of places to grab a drink, but given the city’s small size, it’s hard to avoid running into someone you...

Found Yourself in Nazareth? Here are our culinary reccomendations. Start your day with a coffee at Amani Cafe, located in the heart of...

What to do in Bethlehem and its surroundings? Culinary addition. Start by taking a cab to Beit Jala and visit Shams Al-Aseel. Grab a...

Maqlouba is a traditional Palestinian dish. There are two main types of Maqlouba: one with cauliflower and the other with aubergine....

Everyone loves a good mezze platter. So let us help you elevate your appetizers game with the Syrian lovechild of roasted bell peppers...

There are countless recipes passed down through generations for making Palestinian oregano fatayer (pastries). Every family you talk to...

Ful Medames can be described as a cousin of the beloved hummus. It is a protein-rich bean dish made from fava (ful) beans and, depending...

There are plenty of places to eat dumplings in Tel Aviv, but one area that is often overlooked is Neve Sha‘anan. Here are my top three spots to enjoy dumplings in that part of town: 1. El Mano This Filipino-Vietnamese fusion restaurant serves a variety of dishes, and even though they have many yummy varieties of food to choose from, we're here to talk about their dumplings. Their chicken crispy wontons are fried and their crispy shell is coated in a sweet and spicy buffalo l

If you dabble into Arabic cheeses from the region, you'll often hear about two popular white cheeses: Akkawi cheese (from Akre) and...

Did you know that qizha (nigella seed paste) is an essential part of Palestinian and Arab homes? The paste has a bitter tone and is...

If you like sour drinks, this recipe is for you. You can enjoy it in any season of the year! For one serving of Amaretto Sour: 80 grams...

You might associate The Prince with the Tel Aviv cafe or bar, but there's another Prince in town, and it's all the way in Ramallah. If...

Have you ever wondered about Palestinian crisps? If you consider yourself a self proclaimed crisp connoisseur or a fanatic like me, then...

In the kitchen, we sometimes find ourselves with an abundance of egg yolks, whether you made too many cocktails requiring egg whites over...

With the New Year just around the corner, we've rounded up our favorite bakeries for specific baked goods. Here’s where to find the best...

The New Year is approaching, and many of us gather with family and friends to begin the celebrations with a special dinner on the last...