Lebanese drinks

Is there anything more refreshing than a freshly squeezed lemonade on a hot summer day? Our Lebanese lemonade is easy to make, with a fresh minty twist, of course! We also add an ingredient you wou…

A recipe for Aynar (Lebanese Spiced Tea)- Tara's Multicultural Table- This orange-tinted tea is packed with warming spices and served with a combination of chopped walnuts, pistachios, and pine nuts.

Date Night Drink-Jallab | The Little Ferraro Kitchen

{Lebanese Limonada} Sparkling Rosewater Lemonade | /saltandwind/ | http://saltandwind.com

Quench your thirst with this sweet apricot drink. Made from Lebanese dried apricot leather and sweetened to your perfection. Qamar Addeen is one of my favorite Middle Eastern drinks. #amiraspantry #ApricotDrink #DriedApricotRecipes #MiddleEasternFood | amiraspantry.com

Sahlab is rich, creamy and delicious, and topped with nuts and cinnamon. This traditional hot drink is a luxurious cold weather treat. #sahlab #drink #hotdrink #recipe #nuts #middleeast #israel #recipe #vegetarian #salep #saloop

Starting the year with a warm and comforting white note :) White is the color many cultures use to celebrate new beginnings and the Arabic/middle eastern culture is no exception. Today’s reci…

Make Lebanese or Turkish style coffee at home with ease. All you need is finely ground dark roasted coffee.

Limonana (Middle Eastern frozen mint lemonade recipe) is sweet, tart, and refreshing, and perfect for cooling down with on a hot day!

Award-winning bartender Behzad Nvaziri shows us how to make three perfectly refreshing Lebaese-inspired cocktails.

Jallab is a Lebanese drink served over ice, made with date syrup, grape molasses, rose water, and pomegranate syrup, then topped with pine nuts.

Don't you just love stumbling upon a "why didn't I think of that?" idea? In the never-ending quest for fresh yet super simple garnish ideas, I stumbled upon this spritzy, cucumber concoction by kosher bar and eatery Shiloh. They rim their glasses with middle eastern spice mix za'atar (if you can't find it, try using dukkah)

Embark on a tantalizing journey through the rich and vibrant world of Middle Eastern cocktails. This captivating blend of flavors and traditions offers a unique twist on mixology, where ancient ingredients harmonize with modern techniques. #middleeasterncocktails

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Zingy and invigorating, this cooling lemon and mint drink will keep you refreshed all summer!

Lebanese Mint Lemonade is a cold, thirst-quenching, and refreshing lemon mint juice called Lemonana. Made with freshly juiced whole lemons, lime, fresh mint leaves, and ice, and naturally sweetened, it’s your new favorite homemade mint lemonade.

Lebanese iced tea how exotic! But it's just a standard menu item at Mona's Cafe & Deli in New Orleans and I've never seen it served ANYWHERE else. For years I thought for sure I could never make it myself, it's only at Mona's so it must be a secret. I scoured the internet. Nothing. Growing tired of only having this drink once or twice a year in New Orleans so I set out to create my own. It turns out that rosewater is pretty easy to find once you're looking for it. I popped into the grocery…

Taghrid Ahmad on Instagram: "Lebanese Fruit Cocktail! It’s the season 😍 the warm weather is well & truly here & you’re going to want to make these on repeat! I’ve made these healthier & lighter than the original by using honey as a sweetener. These are so popular during Ramadan here in Sydney, in Lebanon you will find these fruit cocktail bars at almost every corner, why not make them at home they’re easier than you think 😉 The key ingredient in these cocktails is freshly blended…

Lebanese Tea ~ ~ ~ A light and refreshing version of iced tea that is served at all the local Greek and Lebanese restaurants. I was quite surprised to discover that this recipe actually originated in the New Orleans / Baton Rouge area. The pine nuts don't add anything to the flavor of the drink, so I usually leave them off. I buy my rose water from a local middle eastern grocery store. You can adjust the amounts of sugar, rose water, and lemon juice to suit your tastes.