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Rye is also used to make a special dish called “chicha” or “Chorba frik.” This delicacy was originally prepared, according to Ibn Razin XVI, in the following manner :

“The rye is beaten to pulverize the grains; the grains are then dried in the sun. Thereafter they are milled and sifted. The resulting flour is thrown little by little into boiling water, flavored with salt.”

Chorba

Tchiche- frik or lssan asfour

is a thick, very nutritious soup made from chick peas, lentils, parsley, celery, tomatoes, and lemon. It’s usually eaten to break the fast of Ramadan.

 

Varieties :

  • Lamb Chorba (“bil allouche”)
  • Chicken Chorba (“bidjaj”)
  • Fish Chorba (“bil hout”)
  • Frik Chorba

 

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