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What is the meaning of one-dish meal?
The typical meaning of a one-dish meal refers to how it is served. For example, a casserole.A meal that is all cooked in one dish, e.g. a casserole.
Pollo frito tostones is a typical Puerto Rican dish?
No, is not a typical dish from PR. Now. One typical dish will be Arroz con gandules, pernil, pasteles y amarrillitos con un buen vaso de mavi o una medalla extra (national Beer).
What country does the last name Chbeeb come from?
The Chbeeb name is an Arabic one that originates from Palestine and/or Lebanon
What is one-dish meals?
A one dish meal is generally some sort of casserole or hearty stew/soup. Curries can also be considered a one dish meal. This sort of dish combines the components of a regular meal (vegetables, protein, carbohydrates) into one dish, hence the name.
What is the name of a dish made with Chicken and Seafood and Rice?
One answer would be jambalaya a louisiana rice dish
Name one tourist place in Lebanon?
Jeita Grotto, Baalbek, Beiteddine, Byblos ...
Are there two towns with the name Jdeideh in Lebanon?
In fact there are, two towns with the same name "Jdeideh" in Lebanon.One in the south (south Lebanon).The other one is in Maten and currently belongs to Beirut it's official name is Jdeideh-al-Maten.
How big is the ATandT dish network?
The AT&T Dish Network is part of an IP backbone that transmits 33 petabytes of data traffic on a typical business day. As of 2008, there are over one million customers.
Is Mount Lebanon in Lebanon?
Mount Lebanon was a province in Lebanon during the ottoman period, the French expanded it to become Lebanon. Currently, Mount Lebanon is one of 6 governorates of Lebanon, and is situated in the middle.
Are one direction coming to Lebanon to radio one?
yes they are coming to lebanon to radio one
Will one direction come to Lebanon in 2014?
No, One Direction will not be coming to Lebanon in 2014.
Is falafel from Lebanon?
Falafel is a specific cuisine that is common throughout much of the Middle East. It is theorized, yet not substantiated, that falafel originated in Egypt. It is speculated that it was first made by Copts as a replacement for meat during Lent. It then moved to the Levant area, which includes Lebanon. There are substantial differences between each country's version of falafel. For example, Lebanon uses chickpeas rather than fava beans. In summation, falafel is certainly a dish from Lebanon, yet one cannot make the claim that it originated in Lebanon.
