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==Middle Eastern cuisines== |
==Middle Eastern cuisines== |
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* {{flagicon|Arab League}} [[Arab cuisine]] |
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* {{flagicon|Armenia}} [[Armenian cuisine]] |
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* {{flagicon|Azerbaijan}} [[Azerbaijani cuisine]] |
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* {{flagicon|Kuwait}} [[Kuwaiti cuisine]] |
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* {{flagicon|Lebanon}} [[Lebanese cuisine]] |
* {{flagicon|Lebanon}} [[Lebanese cuisine]] |
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* {{flagicon image|LocationNorthernAfrica.png}} [[North African cuisine]] |
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* {{flagicon|Oman}} [[Omani cuisine]] |
* {{flagicon|Oman}} [[Omani cuisine]] |
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* {{flagicon|Palestine}} [[Palestinian cuisine]] |
* {{flagicon|Palestine}} [[Palestinian cuisine]] |
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* {{flagicon|Saudi Arabia}} [[Saudi Arabian cuisine]] |
* {{flagicon|Saudi Arabia}} [[Saudi Arabian cuisine]] |
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* {{flagicon|Somalia}} [[cuisine of Somalia|Somali cuisine]] |
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* {{flagicon|Syria}} [[Syrian cuisine]] |
* {{flagicon|Syria}} [[Syrian cuisine]] |
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* {{flagicon|Turkey}} [[Turkish cuisine]] |
* {{flagicon|Turkey}} [[Turkish cuisine]] |
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==See also== |
==See also== |
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* [[Arab cuisine]] |
* [[Arab cuisine]] |
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* [[Caucasian cuisine]] |
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* [[African_cuisine#East_Africa|East African cuisine]] |
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* [[Levantine cuisine]] |
* [[Levantine cuisine]] |
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* [[Mediterranean cuisine]] |
* [[Mediterranean cuisine]] |
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* [[North African cuisine]] |
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* [[Ottoman cuisine]] |
* [[Ottoman cuisine]] |
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* [[Islamic dietary laws]] |
* [[Islamic dietary laws]] |
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Revision as of 12:55, 2 February 2009
Middle Eastern cuisine is the cuisine of the various countries and peoples of the Middle East. The cuisine of the region is diverse while having a degree of homogeneity. Some commonly used ingredients include olives and olive oil, pitas, honey, sesame seeds, sumac, chickpeas, mint and parsley.
Middle Eastern cuisines
Armenian cuisine
Azerbaijani cuisine
Assyrian cuisine
Bahraini cuisine
Cypriot cuisine
Egyptian cuisine
Emirati cuisine
Georgian cuisine
Greek cuisine
Israeli cuisine
Iraqi cuisine
Iranian cuisine
Kurdish cuisine
Kuwaiti cuisine
Lebanese cuisine
Omani cuisine
Palestinian cuisine
Saudi Arabian cuisine
Syrian cuisine
Turkish cuisine
Yemeni cuisine
See also
- Arab cuisine
- Caucasian cuisine
- East African cuisine
- Levantine cuisine
- Mediterranean cuisine
- North African cuisine
- Ottoman cuisine
- Islamic dietary laws
- Jewish dietary laws
