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Read more about the article Ramadan, month of taste

Ramadan, month of taste

  • Post author:Khalid Valisi
  • Post published:January 15, 2020
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Paradoxically, Ramadan has always been the month of taste, so refined by the long absence of flavors. A love for flavors so strong that it becomes a true language for…

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Read more about the article Kabab Karaz, Aleppo meatballs

Kabab Karaz, Aleppo meatballs

  • Post author:Khalid Valisi
  • Post published:January 15, 2020
  • Post category:Asia/Mashreq
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For the second episode of our gastronomic Ramadan, we go to Aleppo, a place where the cuisine stopped before the war, bewitched by the flavors of this city. Today we…

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Read more about the article “Feast: food of the Islamic world” by Anissa Helou

“Feast: food of the Islamic world” by Anissa Helou

  • Post author:Khalid Valisi
  • Post published:January 15, 2020
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After 5 days in his company, it's time to really introduce you "Feast", the book by Anissa Helou who has kept us company for these days, a real gastronomic show.…

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Read more about the article The fish, a living miracle

The fish, a living miracle

  • Post author:Khalid Valisi
  • Post published:January 15, 2020
  • Post category:Asia/Indian subcontinent/Mashreq
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Fish has always been one of the staple foods for all humanity, becoming the balance of many diets and protagonist of our most beautiful myths. A real living miracle, to…

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Morocco and magic

  • Post author:Khalid Valisi
  • Post published:January 15, 2020
  • Post category:Africa/Maghreb
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We close the week dedicated to Morocco with magic and why it developed particularly right here rather than, for example, in Egypt. The origins Magic is deeply linked to the…

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Read more about the article Ahl-e Haqq, between Yazidis and Shiites

Ahl-e Haqq, between Yazidis and Shiites

  • Post author:Khalid Valisi
  • Post published:January 15, 2020
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Kurds are not "just yazidi and muslim" but inside they can boast several very interesting cults. Among these, it is impossible not to mention the Ahl-e Haqq, the faith of…

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Read more about the article Karbala, the city of martyrs

Karbala, the city of martyrs

  • Post author:Khalid Valisi
  • Post published:January 15, 2020
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The most symbolic city ever for the Shiite world, as well as the central node within all Islamic history. Karbala, like Touba, is a city born on faith and nourished…

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Read more about the article Kilimanjiaro, from the savannah to the sky
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Kilimanjiaro, from the savannah to the sky

  • Post author:Khalid Valisi
  • Post published:January 15, 2020
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One of the most legendary mountains in terms of landscape and prominence. Kilimanjiaro is without a shadow of a doubt one of the most beautiful and incredible natural heritages that…

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Read more about the article Thiebou Dieunne, Senegalese fish stew
Thiebou Dieunne

Thiebou Dieunne, Senegalese fish stew

  • Post author:Khalid Valisi
  • Post published:January 15, 2020
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After having been in Syria and Uzbekistan, it's time to go further south, to discover one of the main dishes of the Senegalese tradition: the Thiebou Dieunne, legendary fish stew.…

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Read more about the article “The Money Order” by Ousmane Sembène

“The Money Order” by Ousmane Sembène

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  • Post published:January 15, 2020
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Our first Senegalese novel is "The Money Order" by Ousmane Sembène, a cynical but honest portrait of Dakar immediately after independence. Our eyes will be those of Ibrahima Dieng, unemployed…

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