Egyptian Food In Indianapolis

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WELCOME TO PARTHENON RESTAURANT

• http//www.parthenonindy.com/

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• Besides its crude oil production the Middle East
  is also famous for its cuisine.
• Particularly Egyptian cuisine has a considerable
  fan following in Indianapolis and why not.
• The cuisine offers a wide range of dishes
  consisting meat, poultry, dairy, vegetables,
  lentils, grains and a limited use of fish. This
  article talks about 5 best dishes that you must
  try from Egyptian food in Indianapolis.

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Ful Madames

• This is a vegan dish made from cooked fava beans
  soaked overnight.
• The beans are cooked with sautéed onions,
  tomatoes and other spices till they are soft and
  homogenous.
• Although it can be served with butter, tomato
  sauce, tahini, fried or boiled eggs and pastrami,
  the most famous method is to use the pita bread
  to scoop Ful and eat it with bread.
• This national breakfast dish of Egypt is the most
  popular lunch delivery in Indianapolis.

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Koushari

• Rice, black lentils, spaghetti, round little
  pasta rings, whole hummus, caramelized onions,
  and thick tomato sauce.
• Although the combination sounds kind of crazy,
  the taste is delicious. In fact this dish will
  make the most ideal Egyptian dinner delivery
  Indianapolis.
• This dish is also referred as national dish of
  Egypt.
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Falafel

• These deep fried fritters made from a mixture of
  ground fava beans and assorted spices will not
  disappoint you, given you are fan of fast food.
• These are so famous that even McDonalds has a
  McFalafel on its menu in Egypt.
• You can also get this tasty dish in most of the
  Greek restaurants in Indianapolis.

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Dolmathes

• These are pickled grape leaves (or sometimes
  cabbage leaves) stuffed with ground meat, rice
  and of course spices.
• The vegetable version uses fresh veggies.
• The wraps are steam cooked to perfection and
  served as appetizer or main course.
• It is served with cucumber yogurt salad mostly.

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Kunafeh

• This is a favorite dessert among Egyptians. It is
  made up of thin noodle like phylo pastry.
• The pastry is drizzled on a hot plate while it is
  liquid until it turns dry and solid.
• The rigid noodles are wrapped around filling of
  nuts then baked till crisp brown.
• It is served with garnishing of pistachios and
  sugar syrup on top.
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• Islam being the most prominent religion in Egypt,
  the cuisine offers only halal food in
  Indianapolis.
• This means alcohol and pork will not be served in
  any of the restaurants.
• However some of the restaurants also offer
  alcoholic beverages in western countries.

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CONTACT DETAILS

• PARTHENON RESTAURANT
• 1482 W. 86 St., Indianapolis, IN,
  46260Indianapolis IN 46260
• http//www.parthenonindy.com