Traditional French Cake

Dark chocolate cake for Birthdays.

It is a awesome dish

Spanish omelette, or literally Spanish tortilla, is the English name for a traditional dish from Spanish cuisine called tortilla española, tortilla de patatas or tortilla de papas.

Croquetas de jamón (cured ham croquettes) are small, lightly breaded and fried bechamel fritters that include delicious Spanish cured ham. They are a sure hit as an appetizer or an afternoon snack with a glass of beer or wine. The best part is you can make the dough ahead of time and freeze it.

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Masgouf fish with yellow rice, Iraqi bread, lemon, pickle, onion, and tomato. Iraq is unique in the Masgouf dish, which is one of the most famous Iraqi cuisine’s dishes. Anyone who visits Iraq, especially the Abu Nawas area in the capital Baghdad, has to deal with Masgouf especially in the restaurants that cater only to the Masgouf, which is spread on the shores of the Tigris and the Euphrates ... The cook opens the fish into the shape of a large, symmetrical circle while leaving the belly intact then stitched in wooden or iron spikes to form a ring of fish mediated by fire from the local wood to add the unique Iraqi Masgouf flavor.

"Pacha" is the most popular and distinguished dish in Iraq. It is served with the Iraqi tandoori bread that is soaked in in boiled sheep’s head broth. a side of "Tourshi", a mixture of pickled vegetables. And while the cheek and tongue are considered the best morsels, most people do not eat the very delicious, mushy and juicy Eyeballs. The Iraqis enjoy the part that comes to breaking into the skullition to eat the brain. The Pacha usually cooked in the broth including the sheep’s feet and stomach (stuffed with rice, sultana, spices, and almond).

Iraqi Dolma: Rice - Mutton - Mixed vegetables with Grape and Chard leaves, with a layer of lamb ribs under the dome to add the authentic Iraqi flavor. Baghdady tandoori bread and salad ... Quantity 5 -10 persons.

The Fig Tagine dish is characterized by its sweet, salty taste. It is eaten after the main course. This habit is one of the traditions known to Moroccans - enough for two people and contains figs.