Last updated 6/2020 MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 719.51 MB | Duration: 0h 34m Plant-based Arab dishes for chefs and Arabian food lovers
What you'll learn Students will learn how to make specifically vegan Arabic dishes through the vastness of Arab cuisine. Students will learn to use ingredients in innovative ways Students will have valuable cooking skills moving forward Requirements Students should be able to understand basic cooking and chopping skills Students should have access to Arabic or Asian food stores for more specific ingredients Description My name is Aseel Arabia. I am a home chef, a freelance chef and a cook to large events and people all over the world. I specialise in pan-Arab dishes but most of all, the rich tastes and flavours that come from the Levantine. I hope this course will be easy for you to follow so you can replicate and share some of my lovely recipes.Cooking vegan dishes is incredibly easy in the Arab world because the Levantine region especially is well known for it's varied options. Even with your basic knowledge of cooking, you will learn dishes such as:- the ever-popular baba ghanooj, a wonderful vegan appetiser.- jute stew, a unique stew made from jute leaves that can be eaten as a porridge or soup.- jazariyeh, for the carrot lovers- fool, made with fava beans and can be enjoyed as an appetiser as well as a protein snack. ...and the many plentiful dishes in oil cooking!Expand your diet and improve your cooking abilities by learning about Arabian vegan cuisine in this course. And if you enjoy it, check out some of my other courses, including the vegetarian one, where you can collect more ideas for your vegan cuisine. Overview Section 1: Soups and small side dishes Lecture 1 Mlookhiyeh Lecture 2 Baba Ghanooj Lecture 3 Fried Potato Snack Lecture 4 Muhammarah Section 2: Oil Cooking Lecture 5 Fasooliyeh Lecture 6 Jazariyeh Lecture 7 Fool Lecture 8 Maloubeh Section 3: Grains and Vegetables Lecture 9 Burhol bil koosa Lecture 10 Sabanikh Lecture 11 Moroccan cous cous Cooking students and home chefs interested in Arabic food,Vegans looking for something new and fresh to cook,Chefs seeking innovative recipes to enhance their cuisine,Arab food lovers, cuisine enthusiasts and foodies s Homepage
