Your Favorite Things About Israel

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On the Mikveh Trail, follow the rugged path of Jerusalem’s ancient pilgrims

 

[Tilly]

My favourite thing about Israel....the people.

 

[Tilly]

The lifeguards on the beach at Eilat letting my friends and I sleep in their 'lookout' tower and bringing us breakfast in the mornings

 

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[esthermoon]

Tasty!

Do you have them in your country?

No Sixties. But they seem to be tasty!

The recipe is in the video. You and your friends can try it out sometime

I'm a bad cook! I could poison all my friends!

You should marry an Italian then esthermoon .

Italian men do a lot of the cooking at home.

This is a good advice yiostheoy

As a matter of fact I love Italian cuisine

Italian Food Forever – Those who eat well, eat Italian.

 

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Passover (Pesach) 101

 

[yiostheoy]

Ok coming back to check out this thread again ... .

 

[yiostheoy]

Well it's not July yet.

I was there in July and it was really hot.

In the evenings it cooled down enough for people to play tennis though.

Then on the weekends the early mornings were cool too and good for tennis.

The middle of the day was really hot however.

 

[yiostheoy]

Israeli Pita - How to Make Homemade Pita Bread using a Pan

Pita is a Greek word.

It is the root word from which the Italian word "pizza" comes from.

Greek pita bread is very popular all over the Mediterranean area.

I would say that like Falafel and other mediterranean dishes, it is not know where the Pita originated from. Its origins got lost with time.

Where Pitta Bread Comes From

Pita - Wikipedia

All these articles about pita go back to ancient Greece.

The speculation about Mesopotamia (ancient Babylonia) is merely speculation.

The falafel on the other hand is definitely NOT Greek.