Mulukhiyah

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Mulukhiyah is a traditional Middle Eastern and North African dish made from finely chopped jute leaves, typically cooked into a garlicky, spiced green stew often served with rice or bread.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf dish
stew
traditional food
alternativeName Jew's mallow stew
Molokhia NERFINISHED
Molokhiya
Mulukhiyya
countryOfOrigin Egypt
course main course
cuisine Arab cuisine
Egyptian cuisine
Levantine cuisine
North African cuisine
eatenOn everyday occasions
family gatherings
flavorProfile garlicky
herbal
savory
hasIngredient black pepper
chili pepper
cumin
ghee
lemon juice
olive oil
onion
salt
isPreparedFrom dried jute leaves
fresh jute leaves
frozen jute leaves
madeFromPlant Corchorus olitorius
mainIngredient Coriander
beef
bread
broth
chicken
garlic
jute leaves
lamb
rabbit
rice
seafood
plantCommonName Jew's mallow
jute mallow
popularIn Egypt NERFINISHED
Gulf countries NERFINISHED
Jordan NERFINISHED
Lebanon NERFINISHED
Libya NERFINISHED
Palestine NERFINISHED
Saudi Arabia NERFINISHED
Sudan NERFINISHED
Syria NERFINISHED
Tunisia NERFINISHED
regionOfOrigin Middle East NERFINISHED
North Africa NERFINISHED
servedWith Egyptian baladi bread NERFINISHED
flatbread
lemon wedges
rice
texture slimy
viscous
typicalCookingMethod simmering
stewing
typicalSpice black pepper
chili
coriander
cumin

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Molokhia alsoKnownAs Mulukhiyah