Remembering Syria Through Food. Fattet Makdous Recipe with Rasha

When Rasha's husband was taken from her in the middle of the night during the war in Syria she fled to save her children. She arrived in Lebanon where she found peace, community, and support as a chef of a community-run restaurant in Saida, Lebanon. The restaurant is called Tawlet Saida and it is run by the Souk el Tayeb organization. Through this work, Rasha is able to support her children and family. She hopes that one day her children can return to Syria and fulfill their dreams.
In the film, Rasha shares her story while teaching us her family recipe for Fattet Makdous. This specialty Syrian dish is comprised of a bed of fried pita layered with tomato sauce, stuffed eggplants, and a yogurt-tahini dressing. To top it off Rasha decorates the "eggplant casserole" with fried pine nuts.
For the full recipe visit www.therecipehunters.com/fattetmakdous
❤ Thanks to Rasha for sharing her recipe and story with us and to Souk el Tayeb for making such a profound impact on the lives of women in Lebanon. (www.soukeltayeb.com)
❤ Music credit to the band Middle January, song "Into the Sunset" and to the music platform, www.soundstripe.com

[@sonjalambert7142]

Wunderschöne friedvolle Bilder.
Ich hab mich eingeladen gefühlt und sehr grosse Lust bekommen dein liebevoll präsentiertes Fattet Makdous nachzukochen.
Gemeinsames Kochen und Essen verbindet. Wir sollten viel mehr darauf achten was uns verbindet und nicht unsre Unterschiedlichkeiten kritisieren.
Vielen Dank für dieses Video.

[@ThatBernie]

ما في أطيب من الأكل السوري بالعالم كله وحياة الله

[@poppyblair]

This is so beautiful, I adore this channel

[@TheRecipeHunters]

Paloma Casteleiro thank you!! We really appreciate your support 😀

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Bel video e bel canale, tanta roba. Ho fatto 'subscribe', se hai tempo vieni a trovarmi il mio, saluti!