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    Boukha: Tunisia’s “Water of Life” Fig Liquor

    By Contributing Editor June 14, 2022
    By Contributing Editor June 14, 2022

    Boukha is a popular Tunisian-Jewish fig spirit that is a staple of Djerba island.…

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    Tunisian “Gâteau Courant d’Air” – A Household Sweet Staple

    By Rahma Rekik May 9, 2022
    By Rahma Rekik May 9, 2022

    You’ll be pleased with this childhood favorite cake: Gâteau Courant d’Air aka Gâteau Biscuit.…

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    Date & Walnut Scones — A Tunisian Twist to a Famous Pastry

    By Rahma Rekik April 21, 2022
    By Rahma Rekik April 21, 2022

    If you haven’t tried scones yet, you’re missing out. And if you haven’t tried…

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    A Date with Tunisia

    By Contributing Editor October 7, 2021
    By Contributing Editor October 7, 2021

    Deglet Nour is the pride of southern Tunisia, the most prestigious of Tunisian dates…

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    Slata Tounsia — Tunisia’s Summer Salad

    By Rahma Rekik August 19, 2021
    By Rahma Rekik August 19, 2021

    Hello summer! The weather is getting hot in Tunisia; and this calls for a…

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    Tunisian-Jewish Gastronomy Contributes to the Charm of Djerba

    By Contributing Editor August 12, 2021
    By Contributing Editor August 12, 2021

    Djerba is among the most popular tourist destinations in the South of the Mediterranean.…

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    “Salad Mechouia” Ranks #1 in Top 10 Salads in the World

    By Contributing Editor June 20, 2021
    By Contributing Editor June 20, 2021

    According to tasteatlas, world’s leading experiential travel guide to traditional food that collates authentic…

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    Tunisian Masfouf — Tunisia’s Most Famous Sweet Version of Couscous

    By Rahma Rekik June 17, 2021
    By Rahma Rekik June 17, 2021

    If you’ve been in Tunisian households or restaurants, you might have come across the…

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    Tunisian-Style Stuffed Dates — Tunisia’s Healthiest Sweet Appetizer

    By Rahma Rekik May 18, 2021
    By Rahma Rekik May 18, 2021

    In Tunisia, the dates are typically stuffed with either butter, Chamia, or Ricotta, and…

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    Mlewi: The Most Popular Tunisian Flatbread

    By Rahma Rekik April 25, 2021
    By Rahma Rekik April 25, 2021

    Mlewi (also referred to as Mlawi or Mlaoui) is very common and usually consumed…

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