Mulukhiyah

Wherever like these two combinations exist, like it will be amazing.

So Meloukhiya has a lot of garlic and a lot of lemon juice.

It's kind of a herb, actually its name comes from Meloukhiya, which comes from Malik.

which is king in Arabic.

So it was the king's food in Egypt.

So did certain vegetables he'd simply come to dislike.

Mulukhiya, by most accounts, a leafy plant Egyptians had eaten for centuries without complaint from anyone.

He ordered every dog in Cairo killed because their barking at night disturbed him personally.

And women were forbidden from leaving their own homes.

A curious fragment of the Austrian Empire is this Transylvania, Erdely in Magyar, which means the country of the forests.

It is bounded by Hungary on the north, Molokhia on the south, Moldavia on the west, extending over 60,000 square kilometers, about 6 millions of hectares, nearly the ninth of France.

It is a kind of Switzerland, but half as large again, and no more populous.

with its table-lands under cultivation its luxuriant pasturages its capriciously carved valleys its frowning summits transylvania streaked by the plutonic ramifications of the carpathians is furrowed by numerous watercourses flowing to swell the tice and the superb danube the iron gates of which a few miles to the south close the defile of the balkan chain on the frontier of hungary and the ottoman empire such is the ancient country of dacia conquered by trajan in the first century of the christian era The independence it enjoyed under Jean Zappoli and his successors up to 1699 ended with Leopold I, who annexed it to Austria.

It was amazing, which is basically sausage with rice.

But even, like, going, eating, drinking the Mloukhiya, even the San al-Asfour, which is a really simple soup, is basically, what's the San al-Asfour in English, Ihab? It's basically chicken broth and the, it looks like, San al-Asfour, it's basically...

It's a pasta.

I think it's orzo.