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Syria - 7 News Result(s)
  • Dinner in 35 Minutes, Pay Homage to One of Syria's Most Famous Main Dishes: Recipe
    Dinner in 35 Minutes, Pay Homage to One of Syria's Most Famous Main Dishes: Recipe

    Chef Marlene Matar reminds us of the city's culinary glory in her new "The Aleppo Cookbook: Celebrating the Legendary Cuisine of Syria",

  • Food Production in Syria Hits All-Time Low: U.N. Agencies
    Food Production in Syria Hits All-Time Low: U.N. Agencies

    Food production has dropped to an all-time low in Syria where millions of hungry civilians are struggling through their sixth winter in a war zone, U.N. agencies said on Tuesday.

  • The Story of Syria's Last Vineyard
    The Story of Syria's Last Vineyard

    Despite the conflict that has been tearing Syria apart since 2011, brothers Karim and Sandro Saade continue to supply one of the most difficult and expensive-to-produce wines in the world - Domaine de Bargylus. It's ...

  • U.N. Causes Food-Poisoning with Deliveries of old,
    U.N. Causes Food-Poisoning with Deliveries of old, "Mouldy" Biscuits to Syria, says Rights Body

    A rights body has said that the United Nations sent hundreds of boxes of "mouldy" high-energy biscuits that were past their 'sell-by' date to besieged people in Syria this month.

  • Egypt's street food: the Middle East's culinary secret
    Egypt's street food: the Middle East's culinary secret

    On a trip to Cairo, Anissa Helou shops in the abundant street market and learns how to make perfect koshari.Unlike Lebanon, Syria and Turkey, Egypt doesn't really have a restaurant culture although it does have ...

  • Wine from Unexpected Places? Raise a Glass to Syria
    Wine from Unexpected Places? Raise a Glass to Syria

    A lone Syrian winery behind "the world's most harrowing wine to produce" is seeking to break into new markets at the world's leading wine show, Vinexpo.

  • Coming Together: Refugee Chefs to Cook Up Parisian Feast
    Coming Together: Refugee Chefs to Cook Up Parisian Feast

    Ten Parisian restaurants are to open their kitchens to refugee chefs from Syria to Sri Lanka as part of a new festival aimed at "changing attitudes" to migrants.

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