What does Zaatar pair well with?

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Carmen Slabbert

Tuesday, October 26, 2021

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Za'atar is a Middle Eastern seasoning blend of dried oregano, sumac, sesame seed, marjoram and thyme. It is used to season different kinds of meat, vegetables and even eggs.  When mixed with olive oil it makes a dipping sauce for bread and vegetables.

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