Molokhia or Corchorus olitorius and also we can know it under name Jew’s Mallow is a national dish in Egypt !
The history say the first one who ever ate it was a Jewish man but it is not sure 100 % but what I am pretty sure about that Molokhia was eating PHARAOHS, well all of them. This food is simply too old that we even cannot remember the start but It is healthy as nothing on this earth. .. Continue reading
Very popular Egyptian drink which was firstly introduce by Ottomans who ruled the country for a centuries. So we can say it is not Egyptian drink by origin but Turkish one ! However its too long time that I am introducing it today on a Egyptian way…. Continue reading
Depends on you which way you will choose and love. But everyone who taste Halawa will fell in love with it. Just take care because its REALLY SWEET.
This garlic sauce I ate for the first time in a restaurant of Shawerma in Alexandria. They brought it to me with the fried potatoes, salad, and shawerma itself. I fall in love with this sauce immediately. It was love at first sight 😀 and stayed with me all my life..
I had such an honour to try this drink in my first Ramadan in Egypt. It was the most delicious drink which i have ever tried in my whole life And still it is till now..
We haven’t done anything like that in a long time. The Corona Virus just stopped everything. And even family life or family fun. Although thanks to the fact that we are in Egypt, we were able to go to the sea during the summer where there were no people and enjoy a little summer, but still compared to previous years, it is lousy.
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Probably every one of us knows the most famous building in ancient Egypt – the Sphinx! It is truly a mysterious structure that draws the attention of all humanity.
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She was a woman and yet she managed to become a pharaoh! However, the path to the throne was not easy at all. It was full of misery and obstacles. She was not destined to become a pharaoh,
despite the fact that she was the only daughter of the pharaoh Thutmose I. and principal wife and queen Ahmose. Continue reading
