There’s nothing quite like a bowl of Shorbat Al-‘Adas, especially when it’s made the way my grandmother Khadija used to prepare it in Makkah. This simple yet soulful lentil soup was a staple on chilly evenings and during Ramadan, offering comfort, warmth, and nourishment in …
Al-Saqat is a traditional Hijazi dish made with Kersha—lamb belly or tripe—slow-cooked in tomatoes, garlic, spices, and chickpeas. This dish carries deep roots in the kitchens of Makkah, where my grandmother Khadija lovingly prepared it for family gatherings. Rich, comforting, and full of bold flavors, …
📜 A traditional dish from Makkah, lovingly passed down from my grandmother Khadija’s notebook. 🌿 Introduction Some recipes carry more than just flavor—they hold memories. Kazartama is one of those treasured dishes from my grandmother Khadija’s kitchen in Makkah. I discovered this recipe in her …