As the street food spread through the Arab world, ingredients shifted with larders and tastes: Palestinian cooks tend to prefer solely chickpeas in their falafel; the Lebanese often combine garbanzos and foul.
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Bill Addison,
Los Angeles Times,
4 May 2024
In addition, the chefs dug into their culinary larders, adding personal touches.
His four All-Pro teams, 10 Pro Bowl teams and slew of Super Bowl and team records should assure Kelce’s first-ballot status at the football shrine in his home state.
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Blair Kerkhoff,
Kansas City Star,
31 Jan. 2025
Then more incense is lit and food is offered to ancestors; families will usually have a dedicated shrine, or even a room, set up in their homes to commemorate relatives who have passed.
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