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At the risk of doing an off topic segway, I will digress, but just this once.I seen vids of Saudia food, they have what looked like some pretty decent rice preparations, kinda pilaf style, lotsa meat but wasn't too impressed.. not like Biriyani, for which we're totally shukarguzar to the Iraandi peepal.
Saudi cuisine borrows heavily from Lebanese, Iraqi and Syrian foods as they (Bedouins) were expert navigators of the desert.
Contrary to popular belief, there is not a lot of cholesterol in their food.
I have been to many Bangladeshi households who had spent entire lifetimes in Saudi and to be present in their house during Sehri or Iftar is a treat, which is filled with Saudi specialties to enjoy.
Instead of boring everyone, I will provide a link.
10 Foods from Saudi Arabia to Entice Your Tongue - Flavorverse
Saudi Arabian foods are mostly based on rice, meats, and spices. Vegetables are also there but not as much as meats, but when it comes to the option of meats, there is a restriction regarding it as well. According to Islamic law, the consumption of pork is prohibited, so is the alcohol. The...
Also - my favorite Saudi treat is something called Mahalabia (Milk pudding as a desert) usually with a Jello topping.
Usually served chilled in the evening when breaking fasts (iftaar).
Like our prophet Muhammad (SAW), I also have a weakness for sweets.

































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