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Egyptian cuisine is one of the oldest in the world. The food is influenced by the geography, climate, and cultures of Egypt.

Egyptian food is characterized by its simplicity and lack of spice. Unlike other Arab countries, Egyptian cuisine does not use many spices. This reflects the fact that Egypt historically has been a major producer of wheat and rice, which are staples in Egyptian cuisine.

Egyptian cuisine consists mainly of dishes made from vegetable or meat broths, or from sauces thickened with breadcrumbs or flour. They are often eaten with rice or bread.

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Egyptian food is a rich and diverse cuisine, which has been influenced by many of the countries that have ruled over Egypt. The cuisine is famous for its use of spices and flavorings, such as garlic, cumin, coriander, cinnamon, turmeric and paprika.

Egyptian food is also well known for its use of olives and olive oil in many dishes. Olive oil is used as a dressing for salads or to garnish soups or stews. It is also used as a dipping sauce for breads that are served at the end of a meal. Egyptian cooking uses many different types of breads to accompany meals including: khubz ‍(a type of flatbread), khobz ‍(another type of flatbread), ‍makrutiya (a very thin round bread), ‍shrak (a pita-like bread) and ‍samakiyya (a round dough with cheese)

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Categorized into two main categories: Egyptian foods eaten throughout Egypt and Egyptian foods eaten in Alexandria.

The most common dishes are kosher, falafel, and shawarma.

Egyptian cuisine has had influences from the many cultures that have come into contact with it. Ancient Greeks, Romans, and Arabs have all left their mark on today's dishes. From the early days of wheat cultivation to the introduction of rice cultivation in the 18th century, Egyptian cuisine has been constantly evolving.

The Art of Egyptian Cookings

Egyptian cooking is a traditional cooking style that has been around for centuries. The cuisine is rich in flavors and spices. It is famous for its use of garlic, onions, lentils, beans and rice.

Cooking was a way to preserve food in ancient Egypt, but it also played an important role in religion and social customs. Today, Egyptian cooking is still popular around the world because of its rich flavor and variety of dishes.