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  • She headed off to ask the kitchen and came back with a piece of paper in hand and the word Baharat on it.

    Baharat. A new word in my vocabulary. Michele 2007

  • Unlike Gyro, which uses oregano and other herbs, or Doner which is heavily cumin flavored with dried mint, Schwarma as it is presented in the Syrian or middle-eastern style is seasoned with Sabah Baharat, also called Ras El Hanout, or seven-spice blend.

    NJ Dining: Al-Safa (Bab Al-hara) 2009

  • Update: check out Saveur's description and recipe for a Syrian version of Baharat as well as a Turkish version

    Baharat. A new word in my vocabulary. Michele 2007

  • Baharat packs a touch of heat, but is not at all searing.

    Archive 2007-10-01 Michelle Krell Kydd 2007

  • Turkey Baharat was inspired by the smell of Arabic Baharat, a spice mixture commonly used with mutton, lamb, lentil and pilaf dishes.

    Turkey Baharat: An Otherworldly Recipe Michelle Krell Kydd 2007

  • Turkey Baharat was inspired by the smell of Arabic Baharat, a spice mixture commonly used with mutton, lamb, lentil and pilaf dishes.

    Archive 2007-10-01 Michelle Krell Kydd 2007

  • Baharat packs a touch of heat, but is not at all searing.

    Turkey Baharat: An Otherworldly Recipe Michelle Krell Kydd 2007

  • Baharat is the most common spice mixture used in Arabic cuisine and variations exist in Israel, Turkey and other Mediterranean countries.

    Turkey Baharat: An Otherworldly Recipe Michelle Krell Kydd 2007

  • Baharat is the most common spice mixture used in Arabic cuisine and variations exist in Israel, Turkey and other Mediterranean countries.

    Archive 2007-10-01 Michelle Krell Kydd 2007

  • The expedition afterwards passed through the town of Baharat, where but few of the houses have been rebuilt since the earthquake of 1803.

    Celebrated Travels and Travellers Part III. The Great Explorers of the Nineteenth Century Jules Verne 1866

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