Moghrabieh is a Lebanese dish of semolina pearls (similar to, but somewhat larger than, Israeli Couscous), chickpeas, onions, and broth, or simply the semolina perals themselves.
Moghrabieh
North African dish
Characteristic of:
African cuisine
Algerian cuisine
Arabic cuisine
Berber cuisine
Cape Verdean cuisine
Egyptian cuisine
French cuisine
Gambian cuisine
Greek cuisine
Guinean cuisine
Israeli cuisine
Italian cuisine
Jewish cuisine
Jordanian cuisine
Lebanese cuisine
Levantine cuisine
Libyan cuisine
Mahgrebi cuisine
Mediterranean cuisine
Middle Eastern cuisine
Moroccan cuisine
Nigerian cuisine
North African cuisine
Palestinian cuisine
Senegalese cuisine
Sephardic Jewish cuisine
Syrian cuisine
Tunisian cuisine
Turkish cuisine
Vegan cuisine
West African cuisine
Contains:
Wheat
See also:
Israeli Couscous
Also known as:
English:
MograbiehMograbiah
Wikidata ID:
Q76605
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