- such as rakı. In Greece, Cyprus,
Bulgaria and the rest of the Balkans,
mezé,
mezés or mezédhes (plural) are
small dishes, hot or cold, ****y or savory....
- "Sidney
Edward Mezes". The
University of
Texas at
Austin Office of the President.
Retrieved 2025-04-18.
Mezes,
Sidney Edward.
Sidney Edward Mezes papers. ****ociation...
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Mèze (French pronunciation: [mɛz]; Occitan: Mesa; Phoenician: Mansa) is a
commune in the Hérault
department in
southern France. Its
inhabitants are called...
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North African cuisine and
Ottoman cuisine. It is
particularly known for its
meze spreads of hot and cold dishes, most
notably among them ful medames, hummus...
- Urfa, Gaziantep, Adıyaman and Adana) is
famous for its
variety of kebabs,
mezes and dough-based
desserts such as baklava, şöbiyet, kadayıf,
katmer and künefe...
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Meze Audio (also
referred to as
Meze or
Meze Headphones) is a high-end
audio company based in Baia Mare, Romania. Its
product range consists of audiophile...
-
Simon M.
Mezes, in 1854
defended the
claim somewhat successfully and was
allowed to buy the part of the
estate that is now
Redwood City.
Mezes sold some...
- such as dill, mint,
parsley and thyme. It is
served as a cold
appetiser (
meze), a side dish, and as a
sauce for
souvlaki and
gyros sandwiches and other...
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Falafel balls may also be
eaten alone as a
snack or
served as part of a
meze tray (****ortment of appetizers).
Falafel is a po****r
street food
eaten throughout...
-
soaked in honey.
Syrians often serve selections of appetizers,
known as
meze,
before the main course. Za'atar,
minced beef, and
cheese manakish are po****r...
