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- Fesikh (Egyptian Arabic: فسيخ, romanized: fesīḵ, pronounced [fɪˈsiːx]) is a traditional celebratory ancient Egyptian dish. It is eaten by Egyptians during...
- Nile, or at the zoo. Traditional food eaten on this day consists mainly of fesikh (a fermented, salted and dried grey mullet), lettuce, scallions or green...
- fermented dish. Hákarl – National dish of Iceland consisting of fermented shark Fesikh – Traditional Egyptian fish dish fermented in salt Lutefisk – Nordic dried...
- for a ban of the hunting and killing of Greenland shark. Iceland portal Fesikh – Traditional Egyptian fish dish fermented in salt Garum – Historical fermented...
- salted fish Colatura di alicitypical sauce of Amalfi connected with garum FesikhEgyptian fermented fish Hákarl – Icelandic fermented shark Kusaya – ****anese...
- batarekh. In Egypt, the fish itself is salted, dried, and pickled to make fesikh.[citation needed] On the coast of Northwest Florida and Alabama, this mullet...
- Shorbet ‘‍‍ads Shorbet khodar Dishes Bamia Besarah Eggah Falafel Fatteh Fesikh Feteer Ful medames Hawawshi Kamounia Kushari Macaroni béchamel Mahshi Mesaqa‘ah...
- Shorbet ‘‍‍ads Shorbet khodar Dishes Bamia Besarah Eggah Falafel Fatteh Fesikh Feteer Ful medames Hawawshi Kamounia Kushari Macaroni béchamel Mahshi Mesaqa‘ah...
- Bottarga Cantonese salted fish Craster kipper Daing Dried and salted cod Eoran Fesikh Gwamegi Jwipo Karasumi Katsuobushi Keumamah [id] Kipper Kusaya Maldives...
- Shorbet ‘‍‍ads Shorbet khodar Dishes Bamia Besarah Eggah Falafel Fatteh Fesikh Feteer Ful medames Hawawshi Kamounia Kushari Macaroni béchamel Mahshi Mesaqa‘ah...