Lots of little clothing and boutique stores along the sidewalk markets here. If I knew what might appeal to people, I could get something. A lot of Nazarenes were out buying things today. So I took a picture of some of the racks they were looking at. Long wrap-around scarves, etc. Interesting? Interested? I’m a guy, remember. I have no clue.
It is also important to know that the staple of the Israel diet when it comes to lunchtime dining can be boiled down to basically two things: Falafel and Schwarma. Both are almost identical, and are sold wherever you go. They both consist of a large, soft, fluffy Pita bread, stuffed with lettuce, tomatoes, spices, possibly cabbage or peppers and onions, a delicious sauce, and then either smushed & grilled garbanzo beans (falafel) or lamb meat (schwarma). Healthy, low fat, and extremely delicious. I don’t think you can get a bad falafel/schwarma.
We were in a rush today while leaving Nazareth, so we ate on the bus. Since this website may be linked to the Food Channel one day, I thought I would share yet another picture of one of my Middle-Eastern lunches with you. Smile falafel. Say cheese, schwarma.
It is also important to know that the staple of the Israel diet when it comes to lunchtime dining can be boiled down to basically two things: Falafel and Schwarma. Both are almost identical, and are sold wherever you go. They both consist of a large, soft, fluffy Pita bread, stuffed with lettuce, tomatoes, spices, possibly cabbage or peppers and onions, a delicious sauce, and then either smushed & grilled garbanzo beans (falafel) or lamb meat (schwarma). Healthy, low fat, and extremely delicious. I don’t think you can get a bad falafel/schwarma.
We were in a rush today while leaving Nazareth, so we ate on the bus. Since this website may be linked to the Food Channel one day, I thought I would share yet another picture of one of my Middle-Eastern lunches with you. Smile falafel. Say cheese, schwarma.
I would really like some sort of fabric from Israel--not for me to wear but to use as a table runner, decoration, etc.
ReplyDeleteI read the blog on shopping with a particularly vested interest. Those fabrics are gorgeous! I truly don't need anything, but would love a pashmina (scarf that you wear around your neck for aesthetics, not warmth) in jewel tones (purple, orange). You've always had an eye for fashion, so I trust your taste :)
ReplyDeleteOr if you don't see anything like that, that's absolutely fine. Bring me home an Israeli coke like the one on your knee.