Palestinian Kitchen
Places & Landmarks
Words & Expressions
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100

What dish is flipped upside down before it is served?

Maqluba

100

What city is often described as one of the world’s oldest inhabited cities?

أريحا/Jericho

100

What does yalla mean?

Let’s go / come on

100

What patterned scarf is widely associated with Palestine?

Keffiyeh

100

Grapes, traditional glassmaking, and the Ibrahimi Mosque all point to which city?

Hebron / Al-Khalil

200

What herb blend is commonly eaten with olive oil and bread?

Za’atar

200

What Palestinian village is known for its ancient agricultural terraces and irrigation system?

Battir

200

What does shukran mean?

Thank you

200

What is the name of the Palestinian oral storytelling tradition?

Hikaye

200

A pot of rice and vegetables is turned over onto a serving plate. Name the dish.

Maqluba

300

What tangy, reddish spice is used generously in musakhan?

Sumac

300

What mountain near Nablus is sacred to the Samaritan community?

Mount Gerizim

300

What does sahtein mean when said to someone eating?

Enjoy your meal (accept “to your health”)

300

What is stamped onto traditional Nabulsi soap before it is packaged?

The maker’s or family’s stamp

300

Ancient terraces, stone-lined irrigation channels, and olive groves point to which Palestinian village?

Battir

400

Name the Palestinian chicken-and-onion dish traditionally served on flatbread.

Musakhan

400

What is the name of the ancient Palestinian site near Jericho that UNESCO lists as Ancient Jericho?

Tell es-Sultan

400

What does ahlan wa sahlan mean?

Welcome

400

In what year was the tradition of Nabulsi soap making added to UNESCO’s intangible heritage list?

2024

400

Olive oil, water, and lye are combined, cut into bars, and stamped with a family mark. What is being made?

Nabulsi soap