PHOTOGRAPHED BY: EMILY BERGER BY: PRIYA KRISHNA SOURCE: BON APPETIT The best baklava I’ve ever had arrived in a board-game shaped box emblazoned with a golden palm tree crowning the word “Shatila.” They were the standard gift from my aunt and uncle when they made their yearly visit from Michigan to my family in Dallas. … Continued
By: Rebekah Denn Source: The Washington Post Her face framed by a delicate floral-print headscarf, Amanda Saab stepped into a Safeway. Ninety minutes later, the cashier rang up her groceries: $218.45 between Amanda’s brimming cart and the one steered by her husband, Hussein. The couple called an Uber and loaded the bags into the trunk. The … Continued
BY SAM PAGE Men’s Health Moving in with a significant other requires a series of compromises—whose furniture gets kept, whose books go on the shelf, whose Star Wars action figure collection gets put on eBay, etc. When I moved in with my girlfriend last year, however, I discovered a new area for accommodation: cooking. My … Continued
BY: Yara Jouzy/Contributing Writer Shish Barak is a traditional Arab dish that dates back to the 14th century. Similar to most Arab dishes, the origins are difficult to trace, but it is said that the dish came from pre-Islamic Persia and subsequently variations were made in Azerbaijan, Uzbek and several other countries. This dish travelled … Continued
By Do’aa Mohaissen When no one is looking, it’s hard to resist peeking into a sibling’s diary to read her pure feelings and thoughts, where she keeps her true self hidden (who wouldn’t like knowing what she really thinks of us?). It’s interesting how reading other people’s diaries allows you to see them from their … Continued
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