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Where to find kabsa in Los Angeles?
Mabrook makes the best kabsa...
What is the food that Saudi Arabians eat?
kobush and kabsa
What is the predominant diet of Saudi Arabia?
KABSA, Mandi, Mashawi. ROZ WA LAh'ham = rice and meat.
How did Saudi Arabia gain it independence?
Saudi Arabia has never been "occupied" or "dependent", so the question is inapt. Saudi Arabia was created as a result of the Nejd-Hejaz War in 1924-1925 that resulted in the conquest of Hejaz by Nejd. The Nejdi leaders, the Saud family, declared the united polity to be the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
What are some good examples of traditional Arabic food in English?
WELL their are lots of traditional arbic foods one if the most common that i know of is kabsa kabsa is almost like baryan but it has tomato spicy rice and chicken that thas been very well cooked some arabs put loez loez is like a crunch seed that some people like to eat with kabsa and more trtaditional arbis food are - kosa it a vegtable that is cooked and has rice inside ( VERY GOOD!!) -homs is very traditional it like soft and creamy and sour very good and arabs eat it with kobs, kobs is white peta - shkrya is and arbic traditionl food its yello rice with meant and melted yougurt i personlley dont like it but my friend loves it! -um lets seee their is......faswlya! fasylya is white rive plain white rice with tomato soup that they pour on top of the rice they add white small beans and meat some people put vegtables instead of met i like it with vegs!! -their is also mlkya it VERY VERY GOOD its like white much rice with melted snich trust me u cant even taste the spinch it tasted so good with mel almon an that is lemons in the form of powder mlkya is a very traditional arbick food - their is also mslwba i know more but i think i gave u an idea and BTW arabs do have alot more complex dinners than the old fashion order a pizza which is wat i use to do but now im a great cook that knows how to cook arbic- indian-pakstanian spanich-mexican food wish em luck caue i really hope someday ill be a succsesfel chef!
What kind of food do people eat in Saudi Arabia?
The Staple Diet is Rice (Similar to Briyani, they call it Kapsaa, which is less Spicy) But if you are an expatriate, dont worry, you will get all type of Cuisines here..and Cheap.. Indian Food is very cheap here compared to the Saudi food..
What are the traditional foods of the United Arab Emirates?
Kabsa: this dish is a family of rice dishes, that are served mostly in saudi arabia. These dishes are mainly made from a mixture of spices, rice, meat and vegetables. The main ingredient that accompanies the spices is meat, such as chicken, beef, lamb, goat or sometimes fish or shrimp. There may be nuts to decorate the dish. These nuts are almonds and cashewnuts, or raisins.I think this dish is healthy, as it contains lots of protein. It's also high in vitamins and minerals as it has various kinds of veggies. The rice gives the energy for our body. (it contains carbs)
What are the issues in the Middle East?
the Middle East has wars broken out everywhere because of uneven water distribution and religion.
What kind of food is eaten by the people of Saudi Arabia?
Fresh fruit and vegetables grow abundently on the Northern plains of Sudan and southern Sudan . the South is more prone to drought but freshly grown produce still account for much of the local cuisine. Herisa is a vegetable stew often garnished with okra and sweet spices. Pluumata is a spicy mix of herbs, pickled vegetables and pasteurised goat's milk.
What languages are spoken in Saudi Arabia?
The language today is predominantly Arabic and related dialects. The peninsula is one of the possible original homelands of the Proto-Semitic language ancestors of all the Semitic-speaking peoples in the region - the Akkadians, Arabs, Assyrians, Babylonians, Hebrews, etc. Linguistically, the peninsula was the cradle of the Arabic language (spread beyond the peninsula with the Islamic religion during the expansion of Islam beginning in the 7th century AD). It still maintains tiny populations of speakers of Semitic languages such as Mehri and Shehri, remnants of the language family that was spoken in earlier historical periods to the East of the kingdoms of Sheba and Hadramout, which flourished in the southern part of the peninsula (modern-day Yemen and Oman).
