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Examples
“Rapturous applause, a movie screening and economy-sized tubs of grape leaves and babaganoush ushered into being Columbia University”
“Rapturous applause, a movie screening and economy-sized tubs of grape leaves and babaganoush ushered into being Columbia University's Center for Palestine Studies last night, the first of its kind in the nation.”
“Hopefully they will not escalate this and resort to chemical weapons (their lethal methane-inducing hummous & babaganoush)”
“We have success with hummus or babaganoush and pita.”
“The best thing to try is their laffa bread with hummus or babaganoush.”
“A recent visit started with a sampler of hummus, babaganoush, roasted red peppers and za ' -atar pita ($9); and a bowl of fried olives, set off by labne cheese and harissa oil ($5).”
“Ramsay de Give for The Wall Street Journal The Mediterranean sampler, shown here, comes with hummus, babaganoush, roasted red pepper salad and za ' -atar pita.”
“On the other evenings, follow your soup dinner with a few whole wheat crackers and some hummus or babaganoush, and finish with a soy yogurt and maybe another few squares of chocolate.”
The Huffington Post: Valerie Orsoni: A Guilt-Free Thanksgiving
“Thanks Maggie - if you like the flavour of babaganoush you'll get that in this dish.”
“Thanks Kalyn - it's a bit like a deconstructed babaganoush”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘babaganoush’.
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Tickles my humerus
I find these to be inherently funny.
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Exotic Tastes
Interesting words related to food, ingredients, dishes, cookery, cuisines and so on. Exotic in this case is entirely subjective, with funkelberries on top.
tatty, neep, flummery, babaganoush, tahini, samphire, loblolly, scrumpy, fressen, luwak, duxelle, edamame and 213 more...
Tweets
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ruzuzu *sings*
Ba-ba-ganoush, have you any wool.... Feb 2, 2011
bilby Indeed yarb. Baba Jagad is a kind of mediaeval-Rambo-cum-Voldemort who often appears Russian folk tales. And I guess there's Ali Baba to spin us a few more fantasies. Nov 20, 2007
yarb Yum. I love this stuff. It sounds very much like a name, though. I imagine Baba Ganoush as a voluptuous odalisque or favoured concubine, like the ones in Byron's Don Juan. Nov 9, 2007
bilby A dip made from creamed eggplant, garlic, lemon and tahini. Variations are found throughout the Middle East and Balkans.
Note alternative spellings: baba ganoush, baba ghanoush, babaganouj, babaganouge, probably others.
Ghanoush looks simply incorrect as English renderings 'g' (ga) and 'gh' (ghoin) are different letters in Arabic and babaganoush is written with the former.
Nov 9, 2007
uselessness Eggplant caviar. Gross!! Jun 25, 2007