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مساكم الله بالخير 🤍 كشته بين الخزامى 💜✨ شرق القاعيه ١٩ / ٦ / ١٤٤٥هـ ١ / ١ / ٢٠٢٤ م . #القاعيه #السعودية #البر #تصويري

Hashi in the Saudi Arabian Desert 🇸🇦 Hashi, a prized and lean young camel meat, is historically significant across Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Oman, where it is slow-cooked for hours to create tender portions served over spiced rice. This ancient technique utilizes palm fronds or desert shrubs as a natural trivet, elevating the meat to prevent scorching while infusing it with a distinct, smoky aroma through steam. While historically rooted in Bedouin culture, modern iterations often adapt this method by using locally abundant Washingtonia palm fronds in place of native date palms. Credits: @m444_c

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Saj bread (markook) 📍Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 tasteatlas.com/markook Saj bread (known in Saudi Arabia as markook, among many other different names) is a paper-thin flatbread defined by its preparation on a large, convex metal griddle of the same name. The dough is unleavened and stretched by hand through a rhythmic tossing motion until it achieves a translucent diameter that can exceed 60 centimeters. Once draped over the heated dome, the high surface temperature cooks the dough in under a minute, resulting in a flexible texture marked by toasted "leopard spots" that provide a subtle charred flavor. In Saudi food culture, it serves as an essential component of shawarma wraps, either shredded into qursan or eaten on its own as a warm snack, typically folded into a triangle or rolled tightly while still on the griddle. In this form, it is often brushed with ghee or honey, or sprinkled with za'atar. Video: @m444_c

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يا جمال المنظر 😍⛈️

اطعم شيى للسمان الشوي فقط ✅✨

إحياء السنن بهالطريقة روووعة الله يبارك متكلفين مررررة ماشاءالله عليهم، أول مرة تمر علي جمعية كذا

@MO73FIZ @lIlIlI8790 امين جزاك الله خير 😍😍

@lIlIlI8790 صديقنا راعي الغمارتين تبارك الله ، أسطوووووري ومحتواه يفوووووووز الله يبارك له فيه حلاله يارب ويرزقه الاستمتاع ، ورفاقه الكرام

Coffee in the Saudi desert 🇸🇦 Explore Saudi Arabia: tasteatlas.com/saudi-arabia In Saudi Arabia, Arabic coffee, known as qahwa, is closely tied to hospitality and daily life. The beans are usually lightly roasted, which gives the coffee a pale color and a gentle bitterness. It is traditionally brewed in a dallah and poured slowly as a sign of respect for the guest. The drink is served in small cups, often accompanied by dates. Today, the ritual can include modern tools like digital scales, showing how tradition and precision exist side by side. Credits: @m444_c

قاع العصودة شمال غرب القصيم 24 / 6 / 1447هـ . #القصيم #السعودية #لايك

رايكم بالعشة ما شاء الله 😍✅

@Abo_rMaL افلحت 😍

@m444_c ماشاء الله، الفكرة جميلة جداً عسى الله يبارك لهم ويعافيك على النقل 🤍🙏

مع هالاجواء الزينه لازم كبسه حمام يحبه قلبك 😴👍🏻

وين تتوقعون موقع هـ شلال 👀

يا جمال هالمنظر 😍✨

لا اله الا انت سبحانك اني كنت من الظالمين ✨