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mallawach

mallawach

Original: mallawach

Transliteration · illustrated multi-tier savory stack

Yemeni street food deconstructed and transformed with chef techniques for high table

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  • Jerusalem

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    Tomato, Essence Gel Tahini mousse or sorbet, Schug flow gel, Laminated pasty thins, Quail eggs

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    Mallawach for the high table

    This is a dish I created for the high table from a yemin street food called mallawach. I had Mallawach as a street food growing up in Jerusalem. When I worked with the Prime Minister I created menus that express the different culinary cultures of the land of Israel. I’d take a traditional dish and deconstruct it and using chefs techniques transform it for high table.

    Recorded by Joseph Korson

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    • Family testimony

      illustrated multi-tier savory stack is recorded in this kitchen in the associated place according to Joseph Korson.

      Joseph Korson

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