It can be tough to be a vegetarian in Middle east countries where the staple diet consists of variety of meat.
Not that I'm asking people to convert to vegetarian, all I'm saying is I have limited options where to dine and what to eat.
As told in my previous blog, i love travelling ..and one of the preparations I do before travelling to any new place is to look for vegetarian options in the local cuisine.
Lebanese food is one of most loved cuisine ,influencing cuisine of many surrounding nations.
So, me & DH decided to explore a Lebanese restaurant today. At first, the waiter was a bit confused when we asked for vegetarian options. We picked up the menu card and started asking for ingredients of the dishes we thought meet our criteria.He was kind enough to answer all the questions.
We ordered Veg. Sambousak and Fattet eggplant.
Veg sambousak is Lebanese form of Indian samosa with slight difference in the outer covering and the filling.
I loved Fattet eggplant for two reasons: my favorite ingredients-curd and eggplant and the crispiness of roasted pita bread and pine seeds.
I recommend you try these two whenever you go to a Lebanese restaurant.
Do you have a recommendation too?(writing about food makes me hungry ...lol)
Not that I'm asking people to convert to vegetarian, all I'm saying is I have limited options where to dine and what to eat.
As told in my previous blog, i love travelling ..and one of the preparations I do before travelling to any new place is to look for vegetarian options in the local cuisine.
Lebanese food is one of most loved cuisine ,influencing cuisine of many surrounding nations.
So, me & DH decided to explore a Lebanese restaurant today. At first, the waiter was a bit confused when we asked for vegetarian options. We picked up the menu card and started asking for ingredients of the dishes we thought meet our criteria.He was kind enough to answer all the questions.
We ordered Veg. Sambousak and Fattet eggplant.
Veg sambousak is Lebanese form of Indian samosa with slight difference in the outer covering and the filling.
I loved Fattet eggplant for two reasons: my favorite ingredients-curd and eggplant and the crispiness of roasted pita bread and pine seeds.
I recommend you try these two whenever you go to a Lebanese restaurant.
Do you have a recommendation too?(writing about food makes me hungry ...lol)
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