Gahwa: In Arabic, Arabic freshly ground coffee is pronounced as "Gahwa", and its making method and taste are very local. Generally, the host will invite customers to sit in the reception room (Majlis), heat the freshly ground coffee in a delicate Arabic freshly ground coffee pot Dallah, and then pour it into a stemless water cup named finjaan. When making coffee, Dubai people will constantly add nutmeg, fennel, clove and rose tea to add a local flavor to coffee.
Lgeimat: An Arabic dessert similar to fried dough balls, with a sugar paddle made of saffron and cardamom, the most popular local spices. It tastes brown and has a soft inside. Sweet and delicious, it is a traditional dish during Ramadan. Some techniques to improve the color of dishes come from the making of sugar paddles. In addition to the needs of traditional recipes, we should also add a lot of local food to make it beautiful.
Hummus: Hummus is very easy to make. It is made by boiling and mashing large white kidney beans and mixing them with peanut butter, edible olive oil, garlic, lemonade and salt. It is usually used as an appetizer and seems to be an essential dip for all Arab confused skin. This traditional food is now eaten by Dubai people with many foods and seasonings, resulting in different flavors, such as guava hummus and carrot hummus, which are more interesting with pita cake and its charcoal barbecue.
Is the cost of living in Dubai high? The area where a city can better reflect the price level is probably the supermarket, and the representative supermarket in Dubai is Carrefour supermarket, which seems to be an example of Dubai's price level system. In particular, I visited Carrefour supermarket and took some price photos of daily necessities and basic supplies, so that we can feel the price level of Dubai.
In addition, I would like to talk about the many benefits of shopping in Dubai supermarket. First, Dubai has very strict requirements on food safety. Many foods have halal restaurant regulations, so food safety is higher than that of domestic supermarkets. Second, the goods in Dubai supermarkets are imported and enjoy preferential policies of low tax and exemption. Therefore, according to the standards of domestic imported products, the imported products of Dubai supermarket can be regarded as cost-effective. Third, there are more and more discounts in supermarkets in Dubai, and they are still real discounts. The quality of discounted products is actually not bad, and people who can save money can greatly save costs.