Bethany Kehdy

A Champion of Middle Eastern Food & Recipes

Semolina Pancakes with Honeycomb Ricotta & Almond Butter

(Photography by Sarka Babicka) In honour of Shrove Tuesday, I thought I'd share another favourite from The Jewelled Kitchen (AKA Pomegranates & Pine Nuts). These semolina pancakes are known as beghrir in North Africa, which means “1000 holes”. The name refers to the multitude of holes that develop on the surface as they cook. I've added a levantine touch by sealing them as we do with qatayef ashta (beghrir's cousins really) and stuffing...

Recipe for Mouwaraka as featured in Food & Travel Magazine

Happy New Year! This is my first post for the year and it's a very special one. It's been a longtime dream to write an article about Lebanon and 2010 saw me realize that dream. Accompanied by Roderick Field, we flew to Lebanon where we spent five days gorging ourselves. In fact, on one of the days, we managed to visit 6 different restaurants, and it wasn't just tastings that took place. Part of Lebanon's great charm is the abundant hospitality...

Grandma’s Sticky Cinnamon Pecan Rolls With A Brandy Glaze

My American grandmother introduced me to Jackass! She came into the room and whispered hysterically: " Beth you've gotta come see this!" So, I dropped whatever I was doing and followed her anxiously, wondering what she was going on about? Then... I saw two men with bleach white bums running wildly across the screen, yelling out obscenities while my grandmother was on the floor in tears! I was petrified. Well, I tell a lie. I was amused...Well...

Sfiha Baalbakiye- Miniature Minced Lamb Pies, Baalbeck & Wine Country

Family road trips or even day trips can be mind-blowing. I mean that in a good way. I really really do. As we are always up for a good laugh, a good cry or just a good mental breakdown, we decided that we would make a day trip to Baalback, all of us, together, in one car. This day trip would include my father, my step-mother Aliona, her daughter Alina, my brother Eli, and let's not forget me. Baalbeck is home to some of the biggest temples ever...

English Muffins – Eggs Benedict Part 2

A while ago I showed you how to perfectly poach an egg, as step 1 to making eggs Benedict. Finally, it's the English muffins turn, the classic base for eggs Benedict! Alternatively, they are also incredibly luscious drenched in butter and heaps of  honey or jam. They are great made ahead and freeze well. I am giving you step-by-step photo instructions from Rachel Allen's English Muffins recipe from her recent cookbook "Bake". P.S....

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