Type: Savoury pastries
Burekas
Opened in 1959, Burekas Mussa on Jaffa Street is the city’s most popular burekas joint. It is easily recognizable; you simply follow…
Acharuli khachapuri
With its endless affinity for all things freshly baked, Jerusalem boasts the highest ratio of bakeries to residents in Israel. Naturally, it…
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Herb pie
The extravagant use of herbs in our cooking is definitely to be blamed on Jerusalem. Herbs are sold there, quite literally, by…
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Ka’ach bilmalch
These simple savoury cookies are normally kept at home in a jar, ready to be snacked on at any moment (Yotam’s dad…
Sfiha or lahm bi’ajeen
Only a few decades ago, when many Palestinian families didn’t have ovens at home, housewives used to bring a risen dough and…
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Brick
We were given this recipe by Rafram Hadad, a very colourful character. Hadad was born in Djerba, a Tunisian island with a…
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Red pepper & baked egg galettes
Sit in any Arab restaurant in Jerusalem and before you know it the table fills up with tons of little salady mezzes…