All posts tagged: Middle Eastern Recipe

No-Bake Dubai Chocolate Cheesecake

Happy National Cheesecake Day! July 30th is finally here, and we’re celebrating my absolute favorite dessert holiday with a true showstopper! To match this summer’s hottest dessert trend, I’m bringing you a recipe that is guaranteed to make your mouth water: a legendary No-Bake Dubai Chocolate Cheesecake! This sensational creation brings together the best of both worlds. Picture the signature crunch of golden, toasted kataifi (shredded pastry), the velvety elegance of rich pistachio cream, and decadent dark chocolate—all folded into a refreshingly creamy no-bake cheesecake filling. It’s a luxurious taste sensation that comes together in no time, completely oven-free. Get ready for an explosion of flavor in every bite. Let’s celebrate and indulge! Watch my preparation on Instagram

Crispy Middle Eastern Eggplant Schnitzel

Imagine this: a golden-brown, ultra-crispy crust that cracks perfectly with your very first bite. And inside? A melt-in-your-mouth, creamy eggplant core bursting with the warm, aromatic flavors of my Homemade Ras el Hanout Spice Mix. Forget everything you’ve ever heard about soggy or bitter eggplant. These crispy Middle Eastern eggplant schnitzels are a total game-changer for your dinner plate—whether you follow a full-time plant-based diet or simply want to try something exciting and delicious! Watch my preparation on Instagram

Heirloom Beet Carpaccio with Feta and Walnuts

I’ve mentioned before how much I love shopping at our Farmers’ Market in Darmstadt*! It’s my go-to place for fresh, seasonal, and local products, which I love to share with you in all sorts of recipes on my blog. So, imagine my excitement when I spotted red and yellow heirloom beets! I knew it was finally time to show you my favorite recipe—Heirloom Beet Carpaccio with Feta and Walnuts. Candy striped beet and Feta? They’re a dream team! Not only do they make my carpaccio look colorful and gorgeous, but they also taste absolutely delicious. The beet is nice and crunchy, the feta is soft and salty, and the walnuts add a perfect nutty flavor. My favorite dressing ties it all together—it’s made with red onion, juice from 2 bitter oranges, good olive oil, honey, mustard, salt, and pepper. It’s the perfect finishing touch for this carpaccio! Now, I can’t always find bitter oranges at the market, so I get them from my trusted greengrocer. Depending on the season, I switch up the dressing with …

Gluten-Free Baklava Triangles

My friendly soul welcomes you today with a smile and a special treat I’ve prepared for the upcoming Christmas celebration – Gluten-Free Baklava Triangles. The geometric splendor of Oriental architecture inspired me, so what do you think about my Middle Eastern response to the typically German Nut Corners? Did you know that I have an obsession with nuts? In particular, for almonds and pistachios? It’s no wonder that Baklava is one of my favorite desserts. During festivities in the Middle East, be it our Nowruz celebration, religious ceremonies, weddings, or Ramadan, Baklava is prepared as a symbol of abundance and communal joy.

Middle Eastern Style Bundt Cake

Welcome to the magical world of baking, where the classic Bundt cake becomes an oriental dream! My Middle Eastern Style Bundt cake takes you into the Arabian Nights with exotic flavors and enchanting aromas. For my Middle Eastern Bundt cake, you need soft butter, powdered sugar, vanilla extract, eggs, flour, and baking powder. To create that oriental flair, add cardamom and rose water to the batter. Your kitchen will be filled with a mix of spices and floral fragrances, giving it the aroma of an oriental fairy tale. A delightful buttercream infused with rose water covers the bundt cake, adorned with crushed pistachios and rose petals. This ensures the cake stays moist and tastes absolutely delicious. My oriental bundt cake is not just visually stunning; it’s also a genuine taste adventure. It’s sure to be a showstopper on your dessert table! Watch Preparation Video on Instagram

Tomato Salad with Pomegranate-Sumac Dressing

Summer is salad time, so the kitchen stays cold, and a tomato salad with pomegranate sumac dressing is a welcome refreshment. Large, small, black, and colorful sun-ripened tomatoes, soft mild onions, and an oriental Dressing of pomegranate molasses, grated tomato, best olive oil, and tart sumac finish the taste. Tomato salad with a sweet fruity pomegranate dressing is not only refreshing, but it is also prepared in a snap and is even vegan. All these ingredients transform a simple tomato salad into a unique dish. Watch How to prep Video on Instagram

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