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Levantine Arabic pronunciation of
ṭaḥīna (طحينة), or more
accurately ṭaḥīniyya (طحينية),
whence also
English tahina and
Hebrew ṭḥina טחינה. It is derived...
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Tahina spectabilis, the
tahina palm, also
called blessed palm or
dimaka is a
species of
gigantic palm (family Arecaceae, or Palmae) that is
found only...
- Look up
tahina in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Tahina also
known as
Tahini is a
condiment made from sesame. It may also
refer to:
Tahina, Iran, a village...
- 'chickpeas'. The full name of the
prepared spread in
Arabic is ḥummuṣ bi
ṭaḥīna 'chickpeas with tahini'. The
colloquial Arabic word ḥummuṣ is a variant...
- Israel, most
shawarma is made with dark-meat turkey,
commonly served with
tahina sauce instead of
yogurt for
kashrut reasons. It is
often garnished with...
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Tahinaharinoro "
Tahina"
Razafindramary is an
educationalist and
former teacher from Madagascar.
Razafindramary started her
career as a high
school mathematics...
- rice
Sumaghiyyeh (سماقية)—ground
sumac is
soaked in
water then
mixed with
tahina (sesame-seed paste),
water and flour,
added to sautéed
chopped chard, pieces...
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nutrition were
provided from
inexpensive canned tomato paste and puree, hummus,
tahina, and
mayonnaise in tubes. Meat was scarce, and it was not
until the late...
- eggplant,
pomegranate seeds,
tahina, red
peppers and
garlic Sumaghiyyeh—beef and
chickpea stew
flavored with sumac,
tahina and red
peppers Zibdieh—a clay-pot...
- and cu****bers, tomatoes,
onions and
tahina.
Shawarma could also be
served as lamb
slices on a
plate with
tahina as a side dish.
Falafel are
fried peppered...
