the Palestinian kofta. It also pronounced as kafta, is made of minced meat, usually beef or veal, or a mixture of beef with lamb. It contains herbs, finely chopped onions and spices, and it is either flattened on a tray and called suneyet kofta, or made into patties , Come to Our Cooking class on 30 Sep at (10″30 am-2:30 pm) to learn how to cook the “ Kafta with potato’s and Yogurt Souce with Rice” and the famous ” Baima ” one of the most delicious okra soup , the best dish you can make for your family !
This is our menu:
beef with lamb
Potatos
Rice
tomato’s with onions
Okra
Arabic salad , other salads
Home made yogurt
Basbussa
Arabic coffee and tea
If you want to book a place, write to us at noorweg.aida@gmail.com before 30th Sep 2023 at noon and provide us with the following information:
DATE: [tell us the date you wish to attend a cooking class]
PARTICIPANTS: [tell us how many people wish to attend]
CONTACT DETAILS: [give us an email and mobile numbers]
DIET REQUEST: [tell us if any – and how many – of the people in your group have special diet requests such as vegetarian or vegan]
It may seem intimidating but it isn’t difficult to make this recipe , though it is a bit of a time commitment. Don’t worry if your rolls don’t end up elegant and thin, they taste just as good when they’re squat and fat, which is the only way Palestinian make them. Though this recipe can be prepared with meat but don’t worry !
come to our cooking class on Saturday 23 Sep 2023 (10:30 am-2pm) and learn how to make “Warak dawally ”, the most popular dishes in the Palestinian cuisine!
The menu includes the following:
Warak dawali and kousa (stuffed grape leaves and courgetti)
Arabic salads
yogurt
soup
Helva (fenugreek seeds cake)
Arabic coffee and tea
If you want to book a place, write to us atnoorweg.aida@gmail.com before Saturday 23 Sep 2023 at noon and provide us with the following information:
DATE: [tell us the date you wish to attend a cooking class]
PARTICIPANTS: [tell us how many people wish to attend]
CONTACT DETAILS: [give us an email / or mobile number]
DIET REQUEST: [tell us if any – and how many – of the people in your group have special diet requests such as vegetarian or vegan]
Welcome at our cooking class on Saturday 16 Sep 2023 (10:30 am-2pm) and see our amazing “SheiSh Barak”, the most popular dishes in the Palestinian cuisine!
These are Middle Eastern meat filled dumplings cooked in a yogurt based sauce. It is one of the top comfort foods in Arabic cuisine.
All proceeds from the classes will go to support 25 families from Aida and Al-Azzeh camps who have children with disabilities.
The menu includes the following:
Filling-Ground Beef- Small Onion-chees
Dough-flour
Basbossa(a tender and moist coconut yoghurt cake with almonds)
Arabic tea and coffee
Yogurt Sauce
Arabic Salad
Mutabal
If you want to book a place, write to us at noorweg.aida@gmail.combefore 16 Sep2023 at noon and provide us with the following information:
DATE: [tell us the date you wish to attend a cooking class]
PARTICIPANTS: [tell us how many people wish to attend]
CONTACT DETAILS: [give us an email or mobile number]
DIET REQUEST: [tell us if any – and how many – of the people in your group have special diet requests such as vegetarian or vegan]
Welcome at our cooking class on Tuesday 18 July 2023 (10:30 am-2pm) and see our amazing “Makluba” “upside-down”, the most popular dish in the Palestinian cuisine!
All proceeds from the classes will go to support 25 families from Aida and Al-Azzeh camps who have children with disabilities.
The menu includes the following:
Maqluba (the super famous upside-down with rice, noodles, vegetables and chicken)Home made yogurt
Basbossa(a tender and moist coconut yoghurt cake with almonds)
Arabic tea and coffee
Mutable
Chicken and rice with vegetable. If you want to book a place, write to us at noorweg.aida@gmail.combefore 18 July ,23 at noon and provide us with the following information:
DATE: [tell us the date you wish to attend a cooking class]
PARTICIPANTS: [tell us how many people wish to attend]
CONTACT DETAILS: [give us an email or mobile number]
DIET REQUEST: [tell us if any – and how many – of the people in your group have special diet requests such as vegetarian or vegan]
join us on Sunday 7 August 2022( 10:30 am-2:30 pm) and learn how to cook “Musakhan and Mujadara” like Palestinians .
The menu Following:
Mujaddara
Shrake
Mujaddara (exquisite lentils, rice and noodles dish topped with caramelize onions)
Musakhan (thin bread stuffed with chicken – spicy)
Arabic salad
Home made yoghurt
Harisaa
Arabic coffee and tea
If you want to book a place, write to us at noorweg.aida@gmail.com before Sunday 7 August 2022 at noon and provide us with the following information:
PARTICIPANTS: [tell us how many people wish to attend] CONTACT DETAILS: [an email or telephone number] DIET REQUEST: [tell us if any – and how many – of the people in your group have special diet requests] If you want, you can also check our home stay program!
Come to our cooking class on Sunday 31July 2022 ( 10:30 am-2:30 pm). and learn how to cook “Manakeesh “for vegetarian and non ‘ like Palestinian mothers -tour in Aida camp is included.
This is our menu:
Krass (spinach pastries)
sfeha( small pieces of meet)
Zataar
Arabic salad , other salads
Home made yogurt
Basbussa
Arabic coffee and tea
If you want to book a place, write to us at noorweg.aida@gmail.com before Sunday 31 July 2022 at noon and provide us with the following information:
DATE: [tell us the date you wish to attend a cooking class]
PARTICIPANTS: [tell us how many people wish to attend]
CONTACT DETAILS: [give us an email and mobile numbers]
DIET REQUEST: [tell us if any – and how many – of the people in your group have special diet requests such as vegetarian or vegan]
Come to our cooking class on Sunday 24 July 2022 ( 10:30 am-2:30 pm). and learn how to cook “Mahshi “for vegetarian and non ‘ like Palestinian mothers -tour in Aida camp is included.
If you want to book a place, write to us at noorweg.aida@gmail.combefore Sunday 24 July 2022 at noon and provide us with the following information:
DATE: [tell us the date you wish to attend a cooking class]
PARTICIPANTS: [tell us how many people wish to attend]
CONTACT DETAILS: [give us the emails and mobile numbers of each person who wishes to attend]
DIET REQUEST: [tell us if any – and how many – of the people in your group have special diet requests such as vegetarian or vegan]
Eid Mubarak to you all our friends – Enshalah Noor society launches the sacrifice project for Eid al-Adha for this year, and we hope that you will participate in the donation and help us cover the needs of our community in the Aida camp for Palestinian refugees, especially for people with need and people with disabilities, knowing that in sacrifices we adhere to the special standards for sacrifice
Slaughtering on the day of Aid after the prayer and the days of Tachriq
Ethical breeding in the open air
Lamb, goat and ram over 6 months old
Certified and nominative halal slaughter
Your lamb will be redistributed to families in dire straits by the associations’ volunteers on the day of sacrifice. ##Please join and share!!
Summary
Eid al-Adha involves the slaughter of an animal and the sharing of the meat in three equal parts – for family, relatives, friends and the poor. The goal is to ensure that every Muslim eats meat. This year, the number of people who need assistance has increased significantly due to the high prices and the lack of Palestinian income. The projects target all vulnerable groups in Palestine, given that successive crises have had a significant impact on the lives of all people living in Palestin camps
Challenge
Due to the high prices in Palestine and the wage problems of the Palestinian Authority, this has led to major problems at the level of the Palestinian community and family, especially for families with low and daily incomes and the families of people with disabilities, the matter has become more difficult for them. The price of red meat rose fold, with some cuts costing more than the minimum monthly wage.
Solution
This year, Noor will implement the Qurbani project by distributing meat portions to the most vulnerable families. Each portion of meat is about 2 kg. Moreover, we will bring joy to the hearts of children by providing them with clothes and toys. Eid cakes or maamoul will also be provided as Eid gifts for vulnerable families. Through this project, we aim to show the solidarity and solidarity of people with disabilities and poor families on Eid al-Adha.
Long-Term Impact
This initiative will feed a huge number of families living in the Palestinian refugee camps in Palestine in the city of Bethlehem (Aida and Al-Azza camps). The idea behind our project is that donating and supplying the needy with meat and gifts goes beyond nutrition, it represents safety, hope, dignity and solidarity. You can be a part of positive change by getting involved and raising awareness about this topic. It is very important to remind those in need and the world that we are together.
it may seem daunting to make this recipe but the time it takes to prepare the stuffed vine leaves is well worth the effort. I’d also recommend you prepare this dish following the same social customs as those in Palestine: get friends or family together to prepare the rice, stuff the leaves, cook them and finally eat the meal together. There is something very nice about preparing food in groups and this is a perfect dish to do just that.
Join our next cooking class on Saturday 25 June(10:30 – 2:30 ) and learn how to cook vine leaves – grip leaves , in Aida Refugee camp at NOOR WEG kitchen.
The class includes:
1- Warak Dawally
2- Littels soup
3- Arabic salad
4- Harisa -sweet
THE RECIPE
WARAQ DAWALI
vegetarian stuffed vine leaves
Difficulty
Difficult
Preparation
if you get people together, about 90 minutes – if you are alone, about 180 minutes
Cooking
75 minutes
Serves
12 people
INGREDIENTS
500 gr of vine leaves (soaked and drained – if the leaves are dry it’s about 380 gr)
1 kg of cousa squash (a type of summer squash you can find in Middle Eastern shops. They look like small & light coloured courgettes)
450 gr medium grain rice
4 or 5 tomatoes (1 kg)
Half of bunch of parsley (3 heaped tablespoons once chopped)
Half of bunch of mint (3 heaped tablespoons once chopped)
2.5 onions
6 garlic cloves
2 teaspoons of ground allspice
1 teaspoon ground black pepper
¼ teaspoon of ground cardamom
¼ teaspoon of ground cinnamon
¼ teaspoon of ground dried ginger
Salt
Olive oil (a good quality extra virgin olive oil is best)
Sunflower oil
2 cubes of vegetable stock
Plus for serving: 2 lemons, plain yogurt and a salad
f you want to book a place, write to us at noorweg.aida@gmail.combefore Saturday 26 June 2022 at noon and provide us with the following information:
DATE: [tell us the date you wish to attend a cooking class]
PARTICIPANTS: [tell us how many people wish to attend]
CONTACT DETAILS: [give us the emails and mobile numbers of each person who wishes to attend]
DIET REQUEST: [tell us if any – and how many – of the people in your group have special diet requests such as vegetarian or vegan]
We are a grassroots independent project created by and for refugee women from Aida and al-Azzeh refugee camps (Bethlehem, Palestine) who have children with disabilities and/or are solely in charge of our families.