HELP with yummy fried middle eastern goodness
I've been searching the boards and trying to decide on which middle eastern place I'd like to chow at while I'm in town for a visit. The concept at Hummus Bar and Grille or Itzik"s sounds good and while I like the idea of all the salads and a kabob what I really love are things like (and you'll have to excuse me but I don't know the names) fried or baked turnovers stuffed with meat or little footballs of fried goodness with meat stuffed in the middle. MMMM and real mint tea and desserts with flower waters would be awesome. Have my GPS so can pretty much drive anywhere in LA
Also would like to find a market where I could buy a mold to make mamoul sp?? cookies
Thanks Hounds
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I'm not sure what part of town you're staying, but my favorite Lebanese place that fills a lot of your requests is Mezza on Washington in Downtown Culver City. Give their menu a look and you might find a lot of what you're looking for. Also, if you click on the link below (Mezza - Chow Alert...), the details for the most part still apply.
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re: bulavinaka
I thought so but I wasn't sure ;O)
I've read alot of your reviews and if this is your favorite I'm down with that. The pudding dish with rose syrup sounds divine. Any ideas on where to find a mold to make mamoul cookies???
Plus I may be able to squeeze in a visit to Surfas. Someone suggested this last time I was in town. I bought a bottle of elderflower syrup and then realized I couldn't bring it on the plane. This time I'm driving
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re: starre
Sorry to say that I've never made or had mamoul. If I were a betting man, I'd say try Jordan Market on Westwood Blvd in Westwood.
Surfas is really a great place for food-obsessed folks like us. It's about a mile east of Mezza, so this should be an easy-do for you since you have your own car.
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Jordan Market
1449 Westwood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90024
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