Egyptian cuisine

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Egyptian cuisine is a Middle Eastern and North African culinary tradition known for its hearty, carb-rich dishes, extensive use of legumes, rice, and vegetables, and iconic street foods like koshari and ful medames.

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Egyptian cuisine canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cuisine
national cuisine
characteristic carb-rich
hearty
street-food-oriented
commonBeverage black tea
coffee
karkadeh
sugarcane juice
continent Africa
countryOfOrigin Egypt
culturalInfluence Levantine cuisine
Mediterranean cuisine
Ottoman cuisine
eatenDuring Coptic Lent
linked to: Lent

Eid al-Fitr
Ramadan
hasDish baklava
baladi bread
basbousa
besarah
falafel
fatta
feteer meshaltet
ful medames
ful medames sandwich
hamam mahshi
kebda eskandarani
kofta
koshari
koshari street food
kunafa
linked to: künefe

mahshi
molokhia
mulukhiyah soup
om ali
roz meammar
sayadiya
shawarma
taameya
taameya sandwich
popularCookingFat ghee
vegetable oil
region Middle East
North Africa
religiousInfluence Coptic Christianity
Islam
typicalMealStructure includes bread or rice as staple
often includes mezze-style appetizers
usesIngredient bread
chickpeas
fava beans
garlic
herbs
legumes
lentils
onions
rice
spices
tomatoes
vegetables

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Koshari cuisine Egyptian cuisine
Arab cuisine hasSubcuisine Egyptian cuisine