Sentences with phrase «middle eastern grocery»

Serve with aromatic rice with pistachios and torshi, Central Asian pickles available at Persian and Middle Eastern grocery stores.

This colorful compote is lightly sweetened with pomegranate molasses, which can be found in well - stocked supermarkets and most Middle Eastern grocery stores.

This colorful compote is lightly sweetened with pomegranate molasses, which can be found in well - stocked supermarkets and most Middle Eastern grocery stores.

Serve with aromatic rice with pistachios and torshi, Central Asian pickles available at Persian and Middle Eastern grocery stores.

if you're in a pinch and don't have any, you can omit it, but i highly recommend seeking some out if you have access to a specialty spice store or middle eastern grocery.

Sumac can be found at any Middle Eastern grocery, but if you don't want to run out and buy some just for one recipe, just add a little more lemon to this dish, since sumac is sour.

Again, the syrup is sold at Middle Eastern grocery stores and online.

Find sumac in Middle Eastern grocery stores and online.

Orange blossom water is also cheaper and easier to find in Middle Eastern grocery stores.

Pomegranate molasses can be found in specialty or Middle Eastern grocery stores.

while most days i usually buy huge containers of it from sahadi's (the most bomb middle eastern grocery / deli in all the land) i've been trying to hone my mujadra - making skills.

My local middle eastern grocery has a wonderfully smooth hummus in their deli.

Hi Patsy, You can you buy orange blossom water in middle eastern grocery stores, well - stocked grocers, or online.

I'm fortunate to have a Middle Eastern grocery / deli less than a mile away where I can get freshly made pittas that would be perfect for this recipe.

Freekeh can be found at specialty and Middle Eastern groceries.

Not exact matches

1 tablespoon tahini (sesame paste, you can find it in the «international» aisle in the grocery store or more cheaply in a middle eastern specialty shop)

I read about za'atar a couple of years ago, and as I had recently moved to a big - city neighborhood with a large middle - eastern population, I went to one of our local grocery stores and asked for it by name.

Here in SF you can find it either at Rainbow Grocery or at Haigs Middle Eastern Deli on Clement St. Haigs is a good resource for some hard to find herbs.

To make karkady, you need dried red hibiscus flowers, which can be found at Middle Eastern and Latin American groceries (look for Flor de Jamaica), tea shops, and the bustling spice markets of Cairo.

There's a vast choice of liquid sweeteners that you can either find at your grocery store, health food stores or middle - eastern grocery stores for example.

It can be found at Middle Eastern and gourmet grocery stores.

Ethiopian, Middle Eastern, and Indian grocery stores usually stock ground cardamom, green pods, and sometimes black pods; the first also may carry Ethiopian cardamom.

Pomegranate molasses is available at Middle Eastern markets and some grocery stores, and online.

Mediterranean and Middle Eastern markets carry bulgur, or look for it in the grains section of large grocery stores.

You can buy them in any Indian, Pakistani, or South Asian grocery store, or in Middle Eastern stores.

Za'atar is a Middle Eastern spice combo that you can usually find in the ethnic foods section of your grocery store.

I find it in the ethnic section of my grocery store with the middle eastern foods.

It is mainly used as a flavouring, and is available from Middle Eastern and Turkish grocery stores and some delicatessens.