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Israel

Israeli cooking is the table where a century of immigration met a Mediterranean pantry: North African fried peppers, Iraqi semolina dumplings, Yemenite laminated breads and Ashkenazi stews all landed within a few kilometers of the sea. Tahini, lemon, olive oil and warm pita became the shared grammar, and a proper breakfast can still mean a dozen small salads before the eggs even arrive.