Definition of baba ghanoush
: an appetizer or spread made chiefly of eggplant, tahini, garlic, olive oil, and lemon
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baba ghanouj
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Updated on: 29 Mar 2018
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Cups of hummus and baba ghanoush ($3.49 each) were pleasant add-ons.
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The Middle Eastern kitchen, inside a CBD convenience store, makes some of the city's best falafels, kibbeh and baba ghanoush.
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Parents who want to inflict vegetables on their children won't regret the leftover broccolini the little monsters leave behind; it's dressed with feta cheese, and conceals an understory of baba ghanoush.
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There was mushroom and tarragon soup for starters, but also the Turkish eggplant dish imam bayildi served with baba ghanoush and fresh goat’s curd.
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There's also one from Dean's Mediterranean, with cubes of Greek feta and several of their delicious homemade snacks, including baba ghanoush, two stuffed grape leaves and pita chips.
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First came cold salads and dips—hummus, baba ghanoush, pickled cauliflower and carrots and olives, tabbouleh that consisted almost entirely of parsley, spicy red mahoumarra.
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Origin and Etymology of baba ghanoush
Arabic dialect bābaghanūj
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