hello i was asking about simple way to make ghrabia thank you so much your recipe is great.
maria
|24.138.78.xxx
|2009-05-11 05:10:43
hi dede, is this the tahini that i would use when making your hummus recipe? thanks!
Dedemed
|75.34.228.xxx
|2009-05-24 07:14:55
Yes, you would use pure tahini to make hummus
jennet
- sauce
|195.229.242.xxx
|2009-03-22 11:22:16
Dear Madame,
I would like to know if Tahini sauce is the same as garlic sauce. i have seen in sharwarma store that they use some kind of white sauce, i want to know the recipe for it as i know how to prepare homemade shawarma.
please help me in giving the receipe of white sauce what they apply in pita bread and then comes the chicken pieces, with fries and vegetables. i only want to know what kind of sauce they use. i love shawarma too much.
waiting to hear from you
Thanks
Dedemed
|75.34.155.xxx
|2009-04-18 19:39:49
this is the white sauce that they use
Anonymous
|91.78.135.xxx
|2009-03-03 11:20:56
Thanks a lot. I'll take it into account. Today I made mujaddara following your recipe and I was very happy as it turned out the same I ate in Beirut. Your recipe is great.
Dedemed
|75.34.155.xxx
|2009-03-15 19:37:54
thank you
Maria
- thick tahini
|91.78.134.xxx
|2009-02-27 09:46:24
Dear Dede,
Thank you so much for your videos, they are very, very inspiring. I always wait for the new ones (especially I'm looking forward for maamoul recipe ). I'd like to ask you a question about tahini. You know that after a while it becomes very thick. I tried to use it as normal thin one for making Baba Ganoush - I mean I took the same quantity - but the result was no good. Then I tried to use less tahine and dilute it with water, it takes enourmous amount of water to become thinner and I didn't like the result either. Is it possible to use thick tahine for hummus, baba ganoush and tahini sause?
Thank you again for what you do!
Dedemed
|71.38.190.xxx
|2009-03-01 10:39:20
Hi Maria,
the secret of tahini is that you need to stir it in the jar before you use it. Tahini is made of ground sesames so sometimes the grounds end up on the bottom and you need to stir it up so that you don't end up just using the tahini oil on top. This should help you get a better consistency in your cooking