- The name
muhammara (Arabic: محمرة "reddened") or
mhammara comes from the
Arabic word for "reddened,"
which reflects its
vibrant red color. It is a dip...
- The
Emirate of
Muhammara, also
known as the
Sheikhdom of
Muhammara (sometimes also
called the
Emirate of
Arabistan or
Sheikhdom of Arabistan), was an...
- Karun, as it is in the
present day. It was the
capital of the
Sheikdom of
Muhammara, and
until 1847, at
which time it
became Persian territory (according...
- sauce.
Biber salçası, a hot or
sweet pepper paste in
Turkish cuisine Muhammara, a hot
pepper dip in
Levantine cuisine Harissa, a hot
chili pepper paste...
- the
tender part of the
onion may be
dipped into the sauce. Food
portal Muhammara, a
similar dip Salvitxada, a
similar sauce Authentic Romesco Sauce Recipe...
-
launch lineup consisted of po****r meze
dishes such as
fresh falafel,
muhammara and hummus. In 2023 the
company behind the brand,
Zeinas AB, had a revenue...
- or
against the
Ottoman Empire and
Qajar Iran. In 1812, the
Emirate of
Muhammara emerged as an
autonomous emirate under the Banu Kaʿb. The Banu Kaʿb had...
- ****in powder, salt and pepper, with
chopped coriander leaf as
garnish Muhammara (محمرة)—a hot
pepper dip made from
fresh or
dried peppers, breadcrumbs...
- separatist[citation needed]
uprising by
Khazal al-Kabi, the
Sheikh of
Muhammara, in
Iranian Khuzestan. The
rebellion was
quickly and
efficiently suppressed...
-
Caucasian cuisine Harissa, a hot
chili pepper paste in
Maghreb cuisine Muhammara or acuka, a hot
pepper dip in
Levantine cuisine Pesto, a
sauce made with...
