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Fresh Flavors From LA’s Top Israeli Restaurant

The flavor of Israel is fresh. Apart from the traditional flavors like turmeric, cumin, paprika, thyme, zau2019atar, and salt, globetrotting Israelis brought different flavors from around the world back with them. Some unique dishes are a mix of the flavors from Ethiopia, Thailand, Russia, and also the native flavors of the United States. Due to this cross-pollination of flavor profiles, Israeli food has become even more epic recently.

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Fresh Flavors From LA’s Top Israeli Restaurant

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  2. The Flavors to Relish at the Top Israeli Restaurant in LA Israeli dishes are an electrifying mix of fire and spice, colour and zest, and heart and comfort. Remember to try these flavours at h. The flavour of Israel is fresh. Besides traditional flavours like turmeric, cumin, paprika, thyme, za’atar, and salt, globetrotting Israelis brought different flavours from around the world back with them. If you’re on a trip to LA, there’s no reason why you should miss binging on these flavours at the Habayit Restaurant, one of the top Israeli restaurants in LA.

  3. Shakshuka Coming from North America and adopted by Arabs and Jews during the Ottoman Empire, shakshuka didn’t take long to enter the hearts of Israelis. It is the staple food of Israel. The original recipe used meat and vegetables. But contemporary shakshuka uses poached eggs atop a savoury sauce of onion, garlic, tomatoes, peppers, and middle eastern herbs and spices, including coriander, cumin, fresh parsley, paprika, and nutmeg.

  4. Shawarma If you’re a meat lover, the shawarma is a feast for your eyes. It is a spiced and tangy lamb, turkey, or veal, stacked and roasted on a giant skewer, rotisserie-style. Chefs use an electric carving knife to shave off thin strips of meat, and after browning them on the grill, roll them up in a fresh pita. The dish is completed with salads, pickles, hummus, tahini, eggplant, spicy sauce, amba (mango sauce), and fries.

  5. Falafel and Humus Falafel is regarded as the national dish of Israel. It is popular among vegans because of its high-protein and plant-based ingredients. Modern falafel comprises ground chickpeas, fava beans, or both rolled to make round-shaped patties with spices. These are deep-fried till perfectly brown. Falafel is served with Israeli salad, spicy sauce, tahini, humus, chips, cabbage, hot peppers, and fried eggplant. Humus is almost the national anthem of food in the middle-east. It is a spread made using boiled chickpeas, parsley, spices, tahini, and fresh lemon.

  6. The food of Israel promises A dynamic, lavish blend of fiery, comforting, and refreshing flavours. It infuses Middle Eastern and Mediterranean influences to create an absolutely remarkable cuisine, with something to suit everyone’s taste buds.

  7. Thanks (310) 479 - 7173 amirhabayit@yahoo.com 11921 West Pico Boulevard, (opposite to Chan Dara Restaurant) Los Angeles, 90064 Get in Touch

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