This one mainly for the Japanese crowd, as everyone wants to know 'what do Israeli's eat?'
Supermarket plastic-container houmous was rejected by these two as being virtually inedible. Instead you should go to a place like Humus Lina which makes up two vats of a morning then closes shop by the time they sell out. Not a bad way to do business.
Actually, I loved the idea of houmous as a meal in itself, covered in chickpeas, olive oil, tahini, garlic, lemon juice and spices. Scoop it out with unlimited pitta or, even better, raw onion.
Very tasty, mighty fine dining.
Supermarket plastic-container houmous was rejected by these two as being virtually inedible. Instead you should go to a place like Humus Lina which makes up two vats of a morning then closes shop by the time they sell out. Not a bad way to do business.
Actually, I loved the idea of houmous as a meal in itself, covered in chickpeas, olive oil, tahini, garlic, lemon juice and spices. Scoop it out with unlimited pitta or, even better, raw onion.
Very tasty, mighty fine dining.
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Sounds like a quality eating to me - keep us updated with the food thing.
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