Mealtimes are usually quiet, with an emphasis on getting the kids fed, while teatime is the social hour. Talking and gossiping is a national pastime in Libya, and tea is essential to that tradition. Some families add almonds or peanuts to their tea. I hope I opened your eyes to some new facts about Libyan cuisine. Of course, there is so much more I could share — our bread that is cooked in the desert sands, our macaroni re inventions adapted from the Italians, and our love of pistachio ice cream to name just a few.
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The local diet which you'll rarely find in restaurants revolves around rice and couscous eaten from a communal plate, with some of the more enticing dishes including: algarra lamb or seafood cooked in a high-temperature oven in a pottery amphora ; bourdim meat slow-cooked in a sand pit ; fitaat lentils, mutton and buckwheat pancakes cooked together in a tasty sauce in a low oven ; rishda delicately spiced vermicelli-style noodles with chickpeas, tomatoes and caramelised onions ; and bazin unleavened bread made from barley and flour but without sugar and cooked into a dough-like consistency.
Tea shay is widely drunk, both at home and by men at least in public teahouses. It's usually served black and with plenty of sugar and sometimes mint na'na. Plan My Trip Tell us your travel plans and preferences and we will connect you with the best Trip Planner to help find the best trip match for you! Complete this form with as much detail as possible to help us get started.
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