Warming spices flavor chicken, rice and vegetables in this elaborate layered celebration dish from Palestine that's turned upside down to serve.

Maqluba, in Arabic, means “upside down.” It’s also the name of a pilaf dish popular in the Levant: a pot of rice, vegetables, meat, and potatoes, coagulated and flipped into a stout cylinder. Mahmoud ...

Practice real-life English while exploring Palestinian culture through traditional dishes like maqluba and kunafa. This comprehensible input lesson combines language learning with cooking, cultural ...

Nehad and Sara Al Battaniji, owners of Auckland's first Palestinian restaurant, Zaitoon. The owners of Dominion Rd’s Zaitoon want their restaurant to feel like you’re dining with family. Banging the ...

Discover the story behind Missourians for Justice in Palestine and their first-ever Palestinian Cultural Night, featuring traditional dance, fashion, art, and heritage. From specialty drinks (by ...