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This is grilled whole fish at its finest, a fresh sea bass rubbed with turmeric and cumin, kissed by the flame and laid over a bright bed of lemon rice. Simple, sunny and full of the flavours of the coast, it captures Oman's deep connection to the sea in every mouthful. Bring a taste of the Arabian shoreline straight to your own table.
Meet Omani Beef Curry, a fragrant celebration of the rich, aromatic cooking found along the coast of Oman. Tender chunks of beef simmer slowly in a warmly spiced coconut sauce until they turn meltingly soft, carrying the deep notes of cumin, coriander and turmeric. Equally at home at a festive gathering or a relaxed supper, this curry strikes a beautiful balance between gentle heat and lingering aroma. Let its exotic flavours transport you straight to the spice markets of Muscat.
This warming pot brings together fresh fish, a colourful medley of vegetables and a gentle blend of cumin and coriander, all simmered in a light, savoury broth. Simple to make yet rich and rewarding on the palate, it carries the sun-soaked flavours of the Gulf coast to your own table, whether for a festive gathering or a relaxed family supper.
Slow-cooked from sugar, starch and warm spices until it turns glossy and translucent, then studded with toasted nuts, it is a dessert that rewards a little patience with a memorable result. This recipe brings a taste of Arabian celebration straight to your own kitchen.
Tender pieces of chicken are marinated in a heady blend of za'atar, olive oil and lemon, then roasted until the skin turns crisp and golden while the meat stays juicy within. Served with warm flatbread and a scatter of fresh vegetables, it is a wholesome, aromatic meal that brings the warmth of the Middle East straight to your table.