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  • ...ed in cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and soaps, and as a fuel for traditional oil lamps. ...e olive tree in the Mediterranean Basin is traced to around 6000 BC. Olive oil has long been considered sacred; it was used to anoint kings and athletes i
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  • |Name=Mediterranean chickpea latkes ...ll-purpose flour,ground cumin,salt,ground black pepper,baking powder,olive oil,pomegranate seeds
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  • ...is a blend of [[Levantine cuisine|Levantine]] and [[Mediterranean cuisine|Mediterranean]] influences, with strong similarities to the cuisines of the [[Middle East Common ingredients in Palestinian cuisine include [[olive oil]], [[lentils]], [[chickpeas]], [[yogurt]], [[chicken]], and [[lamb]]. Many
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  • ...inates from Mediterranean cuisine. It is typically made from garlic, olive oil, and egg yolks, resulting in a creamy and rich sauce. This article provides ...g garlic cloves in a mortar and pestle and then slowly incorporating olive oil to create a thick emulsion.
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  • ...flavors, techniques, and ingredients, making it a distinctive part of the Mediterranean culinary tradition. ...nch, and Italian, which is reflected in its food culture. The use of olive oil, seafood, fresh vegetables, and herbs is prominent, similar to the cuisines
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  • ...linary traditions. Its distinctive spicy fieriness comes from neighbouring Mediterranean countries and the many civilizations which have ruled the land now known as The main ingredients in Tunisian cuisine include [[olive oil]], spices, tomatoes, seafood and meat, particularly lamb and beef. A variet
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  • ...influences, including [[Ottoman Empire|Ottoman]], [[Mediterranean cuisine|Mediterranean]], and [[Slavic cuisine|Slavic]] culinary traditions, resulting in a divers ...erranean]] cooking is also evident, with the use of ingredients like olive oil, garlic, and vegetables.
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  • '''Keto Greek Macedonian Foods: A Fusion of Mediterranean Flavors and Low Carbs''' Keto Greek Macedonian foods offer a delightful blend of Mediterranean and Balkan flavors while adhering to the principles of the ketogenic diet.
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  • ...ed by its strategic location as a crossroads of civilizations. The Eastern Mediterranean includes countries such as [[Greece]], [[Turkey]], [[Cyprus]], [[Syria]], [ ...a. The Suez Canal, located in Egypt, is a critical waterway connecting the Mediterranean Sea to the [[Red Sea]], highlighting the area's importance in global mariti
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  • |Name=Mediterranean chickpea hummus |Ingredients=garlic,chickpeas,extra virgin olive oil,soya sauce,salt,ground cumin,ground coriander,cayenne pepper,water
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  • ...an, ''Islas Baleares'' in Spanish) are an [[archipelago]] in the western [[Mediterranean Sea]], near the eastern coast of the [[Iberian Peninsula]]. They form one o ...hroughout the centuries, they have been occupied and influenced by various Mediterranean cultures, including the Phoenicians, Carthaginians, Romans, and Moors. The
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  • ...al style of cooking from the [[Principality of Monaco]]. It is a type of [[Mediterranean cuisine]] that combines influences from [[French cuisine]], [[Italian cuisi ...of the [[Principality of Monaco]] itself. The city-state's location on the Mediterranean Sea has made it a crossroads of cultures for centuries, and this is reflect
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  • ...leaf Italian parsley,cilantro,paprika,ground cumin,garlic clove,salt,olive oil ...n and O the olive oil) and blend.</li><li>Drizzle in the remaining [[olive oil]] while blending until desired consistency is obtained.</li><li>Add more of
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  • ...island nation located in the Mediterranean Sea. The cuisine is a blend of Mediterranean and North African influences, reflecting the country's rich history and cul ...ine can be traced back to the Phoenicians, who introduced olives and olive oil to the island. The Romans brought with them the cultivation of grapes and t
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  • |cuisine = Mediterranean '''Eggplant Dip''', also known as Baba Ganoush, is a popular Mediterranean dish made primarily from roasted eggplant. It offers a smoky flavor and cre
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  • | name = Olive oil | caption = Extra-virgin olive oil from Portugal
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  • ...onian Islands]], a group of islands in [[Greece]]. The cuisine is a unique blend of [[Greek cuisine|Greek]] and [[Italian cuisine|Italian]] influences, refl ...a staple, with dishes often featuring fish, octopus, and shellfish. Olive oil, produced from the islands' abundant olive trees, is used extensively in co
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  • ...ndant fatty acid in olive oil. The acidity level is a key indicator of the oil's [[fatty acid]] composition and is directly related to the care and condit ...shing olives and applying mechanical or chemical processes to separate the oil from the olive pulp. The resulting product's quality can vary significantly
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  • ...a blend of dishes from various cultures, including the [[Middle East]], [[Mediterranean]], and [[North Africa]], with significant influences from the Jewish diaspo ...s a Levantine appetizer of mashed cooked eggplant mixed with tahini, olive oil, possibly lemon juice, and various seasonings.
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  • ...flavors, typically made with fresh [[oranges]], onions, olives, and olive oil. * [[Olive oil]]: A drizzle of olive oil adds richness and helps to balance the flavors.
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