Mouloukhiya yum 🤤

@HannibalAteMeOut You're welcome. I take your love for food seriously haha I'd love to hear your opinion this is one the very Egyptian foods one must try! It's more important than falafel and koshary it's on top of the list 😃

@HannibalAteMeOut I make the Egyptian recipe. It is very tasty and is soup-like (liquid)! But I'd like to try the Syrian recipe soon. The syrian one is solid because it is made out of the leaves in their form, without mincing or chopping.

@PiecingBabyFaceTogether ohhh I didn't know thattt then I HAVE to find it or I'll go cut the leaves myself hahahah

@BittersweetPotato Is the Syrian one like a salad?

@Ontheroad You haven’t tried potato’s 🥔🤷‍♀️😂

*shoves A LOT of Mouloukhiya down your throat * 🥔😇

@PiecingBabyFaceTogether 🤭

@PiecingBabyFaceTogether As a potato i am waaaay more offended by this 🥔😡

@BittersweetPotato

@Lilnonames Drunk potatoes are the best and the most fun 🥔🤣

@PiecingBabyFaceTogether Ok let me tell you, your mean "acting" failed miserably lol 🥔🤭

@BittersweetPotato

@Ontheroad excuse me, but you have no taste 🥔😡

@bijouxbroussard very close. Only one little problem at the end.
"moo-loo-kee-yah" it's khee not kee. Though since "kh" can be like "k" in English like that singer Khaleed which everyone calls Kaleed.
It's exactly like Julio being pronounced khulio or Alejandro as Alekhandro. Arabic is closer to Spanish than English.

@bijouxbroussard depends on the accent. Egyptians would be pronounce it such. Levantine countries like Syrians/Lebanese etc would say Mloo-khe-ya

@Lilnonames Yum 🥔🥴