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ftayir

I could make ftayir myself

March 7, 2015 by Abbie Rosner Leave a Comment

I have the recipe and all the ingredients. But preparing these little wild spinach filled pastries is one of those tasks that is more fun with a friend, and so I took the two bags of greens I’d gathered and went to visit one of my most esteemed culinary mentors, Um Malek, at her home … Read More »

Filed Under: Culinary Historian Tagged With: bet netufa valley, edible wild plants, fellaheen, foraging, ftayir, galilee, galilee foods, kfar manda, local foods, wild spinach

A Foraging Celebration

January 20, 2010 by abbieros Leave a Comment

Yet another rainy day and we can’t believe our good fortune – this has been the wettest winter for years and the landscape is celebrating.  The hills are lush and bright with wild flowers.  And of course, for foragers, there is a bounty of edible wild plants to pick.  We started the wild asparagus season … Read More »

Filed Under: Culinary Historian Tagged With: bedouin, edible wild plants, elsaina, ftayir, hubeisa, luf, mallow, selek, wild asparagus, wild spinach, zaatar

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Abbie Rosner

I am a writer and baby boomer covering how the current "psychedelic renaissance" is transforming the ways we approach aging - individually and as a society. My book, Psychedelics and the ... Read More »

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