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	Chicken Flat Bread Salad with Lavash, Asparagus, Chickpeas & Feta by Bob Vincent I posted a recipe on CES a couple of years ago for a Fattoush salad. This is yet a different take on traditional Lebanese Fattoush salad. I have added some additional ingredients in the form of chicken breasts, asparagus, garbanzo beans, toasted Lavash…	1 vote 1 comment 4289 views
	Chicken Fattoush Salad by Bob Vincent This is a different take on traditional Lebanese fattoush salad. I have added some additional ingredients in the form of chicken breasts, red bell pepper and feta cheese that make this a nice salad main course. Toasted whole wheat pita bread adds some crunch and texture and soaks up the citrus dressing. If you're not familar with…	2 votes 1 review 2 comments 2651 views
	Homemade Grilled Flatbread by John Spottiswood I couldn't find any authentic pita bread or other flat bread at my local grocery store, so I decided to try grilling my own. It turned out to be really fun and not too difficult. And the taste was amazing. The hardest part was rolling out the dough (I doubled the recipe). Fortunately, I was able to do that while watching a playoff…	4 votes 2 reviews 15481 views
	Chicken Shawarma made at home! by poorvi Chicken Shawarma is a popular Middle Eastern dish. Marinated chicken chunks are mounted on a large rotating skewer and then roasted slowly to perfection against a gas burning grill & stuffed into bread along with french fries, onion & tomatos.	1 vote 4975 views
	iranian kabab by CHEF ASHRAF ABD ALEEM ELKHARBOTLY iranian kabab	2 votes 1 comment 5344 views
	Grilled Lamb Kabobs by Beth Griffin These are easy and super delicious- a heads up, you'll want to mix up the meat, kabob it and let the flavors marry in the fridge for at least 2 hours~	2 votes 1 review 1 comment 14598 views
	Grilled Steak with Israeli - North African BBQ Rub by John Spottiswood Almost nothing tastes better on steak or lamb that is thick enough to slice than an Israeli or North African spice rub. I combined a bit of both in this rub, using the base from an Israeli Hawaij rub and adding coriander which is more commonly found in Moroccan rubs. The combination is phenomenal. You won't be disappointed!	2 votes 1 review 2 comments 10536 views