1Shawarma-spiced Tofu Skewers
Mike English 2Shawarma Spiced Chicken Traybake
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3Chicken Shawarma Pastries
We love a pastry fusion and this one has a shawarma spiced filling, with a sprinkling of black onion seeds on top. So delicious!
Recipe: Chicken Shawarma Pastries
4Lebanese Cauliflower Bowls
Crispy, spicy cauliflower florets are served alongside fresh tabbouleh and a smoky yet silky smooth baba ghanoush. Our dream dinner.
Recipe: Lebanese Cauliflower Bowls
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5Roasted Tomato & Tabbouleh Salad
istetiana//Getty Images 6Persian Tea Loaf
This beautifully vibrant loaf cake is made by infusing dried fruits in Earl Grey tea which adds a lovely floral taste to the finished cake.
Recipe: Persian Tea Loaf
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7Rainbow Carrot and Beetroot Carpaccio
8Middle Eastern Lamb Burger
Good HousekeepingThis tasty 'burger' is served inside flatbread which perfectly catches all the juicy lamb mince and hummus flavours.
Recipe: Middle Eastern Lamb Burger
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9Middle Eastern Roast Chicken Traybake
This chicken traybake has all the flavours of the Middle East, with sumac, za'atar, dried apricots, pomegranate seeds and preserved lemons.
Recipe: Middle Eastern Roast Chicken Traybake
10Slow Cooked Beef Brisket with Orzo
Melt-in-the-mouth tender beef is speckled with vibrant pomegranate jewels, tossed through orzo pasta. It makes the perfect Sunday lunch.
Recipe: Slow Cooked Beef Brisket with Orzo
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11Za'atar Lemon Chicken and Cauliflower Steaks
12Crab, Harissa and Chickpea Soup
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13Falafel Pittas
A fail-safe recipe to have in your repertoire, these falafels are on the chunkier side and we love that you can see whole chickpeas in it. Serve with hummus and warmed pitta bread.
Recipe: Falafel Pittas
14Falafel and Bulgur Bowl
Vinny WhitemanWe've used shop bought falafel mix to speed through this tasty midweek recipe idea. Serve with bulgur wheat for a healthy dinner option.
Recipe: Falafel and Bulgur Bowl
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15Mixed Bean Falafel and Sweet Potato Hummus
16Broad Bean Falafel with Wild Rice
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17Pitta Bread
You'll need some fluffy pitta bread to go alongside your falafel and hummus and this is our best homemade pitta recipe, ever!
Recipe: Pitta Bread
18Carrot, Chickpea and Falafel Tray Bake
We love a traybake. It's such an easy dinner option when you're stuck on what to make. This one combines carrots, chickpeas and ready-made falafels with a dukkah spice mix.
Recipe: Carrot, Chickpea and Falafel Tray Bake
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19Falafel and Tabbouleh Traybake
20Falafel and Red Pepper Dip
Let the food processor do all the hard work with these tasty falafels which are served alongside a deliciously sweet roasted red pepper dip.
Recipe: Falafel and Red Pepper Dip

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