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- Assyrian_cuisine abstract "The cuisine of Assyrian people is similar to other Middle Eastern cuisines. It is rich in grains, meat, tomato, and potato. Rice is usually served with every meal accompanied by a stew which is typically poured over the rice. Tea is typically consumed at all times of the day with or without meals, alone or as a social drink. Cheese, crackers, biscuits, baklawa, or other snacks are often served alongside the tea as appetizers. Dietary restrictions may apply during Lent in which certain types of foods may not be consumed; often meaning animal-derived. Alcohol is rather popular specifically in the form of Arak. Unlike in Jewish cuisine and Islamic cuisines in the region, pork is allowed, but it is not widely consumed.Most of the time, the preparation of meals by the Assyrian diaspora reflects the region in which the individual ancestors are from. The foods consist of similar ingredients however the manner in which they are prepared slightly varies from region to region. Furthermore, individuals tend to combine the authentic Assyrian meals with the ethnic meals of that particular region.".
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- Assyrian_cuisine hasPhotoCollection Assyrian_cuisine.
- Assyrian_cuisine subject Category:Assyrian_culture.
- Assyrian_cuisine subject Category:Fertile_Crescent.
- Assyrian_cuisine subject Category:Iraqi_cuisine.
- Assyrian_cuisine subject Category:Levantine_cuisine.
- Assyrian_cuisine subject Category:Mediterranean_cuisine.
- Assyrian_cuisine subject Category:Middle_Eastern_cuisine.
- Assyrian_cuisine comment "The cuisine of Assyrian people is similar to other Middle Eastern cuisines. It is rich in grains, meat, tomato, and potato. Rice is usually served with every meal accompanied by a stew which is typically poured over the rice. Tea is typically consumed at all times of the day with or without meals, alone or as a social drink. Cheese, crackers, biscuits, baklawa, or other snacks are often served alongside the tea as appetizers.".
- Assyrian_cuisine label "Assyrian cuisine".
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- Assyrian_cuisine sameAs Q4810455.
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- Assyrian_cuisine wasDerivedFrom Assyrian_cuisine?oldid=599252664.
- Assyrian_cuisine isPrimaryTopicOf Assyrian_cuisine.