Spinach with Garlic & Preserved Lemon #recipe.
https://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/spinach-with-garlic-and-preserved-lemon-373448
A #NorthAfrican dish that can be served hot or cold.
#Tunisian style venison stew with preserved lemons #recipe. Local Indigenous hunter friends like this dish a lot.
https://honest-food.net/venison-stew-tunisian
Preserved Lemon Crinkle Cookies #Recipe From Jesse Szewczyk.
https://food52.com/recipes/87030-preserved-lemon-crinkle-cookie-recipe-jesse-szewczyk
A unique cookie/dessert that most folks have never tried.
Preserved lemon bars #recipe.
https://food52.com/recipes/85254-preserved-lemon-bars-recipe
Pan-Cooked Fish with Preserved Lemon, Green Olives & Capers #recipe.
Kairo, marchands ambulants Zürich : Photoglob Company, ca. 1890-1910 Merchants,Carts & wagons,Food vendors,Egypt Cairo
#Kairo #Zürich #PhotoglobCompany #Egypt #Cairo #MiddleEastern #NorthAfrican #Africa #Egyptian #photography #historicalPhotos
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On the right stands another individual dressed in blue clothing with a white turban, likely indicating cultural customs of regions such as Egypt or other parts of Africa where turbans are commonly worn by men for practical reasons like sun protection during daytime activities and possibly social status within their community.
The cart is laden with what looks to be dried goods, which could include spices, herbs, or perhaps even paper products. The setting seems rural or semi-urban, as suggested by the earthen walls in the background that imply a simple living environment typical of historical markets found in these regions.
This image evokes a sense of daily life and commerce from what appears to be late 19th-century Egypt, capturing an everyday moment where local vendors interact with customers. The use of photochrom print technology gives it a vintage quality, adding to the authenticity and historical value of this snapshot into Egyptian street markets during that era.
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On the right stands another individual dressed in blue clothing with a white turban, likely indicating cultural customs of regions such as Egypt or other parts of Africa where turbans are commonly worn by men for practical reasons like sun protection during daytime activities and possibly social status within their community.
The cart is laden with what looks to be dried goods, which could include spices, herbs, or perhaps even paper products. The setting seems rural or semi-urban, as suggested by the earthen walls in the background that imply a simple living environment typical of historical markets found in these regions.
This image evokes a sense of daily life and commerce from what appears to be late 19th-century Egypt, capturing an everyday moment where local vendors interact with customers. The use of photochrom print technology gives it a vintage quality, adding to the authenticity and historical value of this snapshot into Egyptian street markets during that era.
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from #MiddleEastEye
#FrenchElections: Descendants of #NorthAfrican immigrants unite against far right
Residents of working-class neighbourhoods fear an increase in police violence and discrimination if #NationalRally takes power
#NorthAfrica #France #NewPopularFront #NFP #Together #Solidarity #Macron #FranceUnbowed #Algerian #Gaza #Palestine #news #press @palestine
Autore non identificato - L'attrice A. Calderari,
#Autore #ACalderari #MiddleEastern #NorthAfrican #photography #Italian #Cinema
Autore non identificato - Lia Scaringi e Alberto Sordi in "Canzoni, canzoni, canzoni. Episodio Io cerco la Titina", 1953
#Autore #LiaScaringie #AlbertoSordi #Canzoni #EpisodioIocerco #MiddleEastern #NorthAfrican #photography #Italian #Cinema
The #OMB will combine Qs about #race & #ethnicity on fed forms & encourage people to select multiple options if applicable. The govt also will add “#MiddleEastern or #NorthAfrican” (#MENA) a new category…which will include 7 choices.
“This is truly a momentous day” said Meeta Anand, snr dir for #census & data #equity at the Leadership Conference on Civil & #HumanRights, a natl coalition of >200 #CivilRights grps. The combined question, she added, is “one of the biggest changes we’ve ever seen.”
I have to say that seeing #HumzaYousaf become #Scotland's first Minister, while #RishiSunak is #UK's #PM is really a lesson for the ever #racist #France, who in a billion years would not put a third or fourth, nevermind 2nd generation #NorthAfrican in charge of the government. The UK for all its faults (aka all its #Tories) will always be more #tolerant than its gallic neighbour. https://www.channel4.com/news/humza-yousaf-elected-new-leader-of-the-snp
"Berbers [are comprised of] genetically diverse groups, from isolated [homogenous groups, mainly of Middle Eastern & Iberian affinity] to admixed groups with high frequencies of sub-Saharan and Middle Eastern components."
Photo: Berber Wedding
#Africa #NorthAfrica #African #NorthAfrican #MiddleEast #Histodon #History #Genetics #DNA #Wedding #BlackTwitter
Othello the Moor, one of Shakespeare’s most famous tragic heroes.
Starting my day with #music from #globalFEST at #LincolnCenter artists B’nat el Houariyat & Esraa Warda. #chaabi music and dance featuring #NorthAfrican #women from #Morocco and #Algeria - #percussion and #singing.
The fest is on Jan 15 in #NYC. https://www.lincolncenter.org/series/lincoln-center-presents/globalfest-218
