Baghdad Jews breakfast I don’t know why many people deliberately write that it is from the Mediterranean or the Middle East. Babylonian food recipes are older than all of these peoples.
It's fucking not falafel idiot, Egyptians don't use amba sauce, eggplants, eggs, or potatoes in falafel, there is a shawarma, it is also served in pita, MAYBE IT'S ALSO FALAFEL HUH ?
Well done. Finally a traditional Sabih with the taste of Sabih. All the recipes on RUclips are simply horrible. Here is a list of rules of what is forbidden and what is allowed to be put in a sabih. 1. You can replace the egg with a hot potato 2. There is no hummus in Sabih. And not falafel 3. Don't put pickles in the pita but eat them alongside the pita. It tastes better that way 4. Do not put too much eggplant. It will give you heartburn. 5. You can put the salad in the pita but it is unnecessary. Eat the salad separately. 6. Don't be too creative when making a sabih. It's just a light breakfast for people who come back from synagogue early in the morning.
daniel albo Relax, he didn’t say it was Arab, he said it’s Iraqi, referring to the Iraqi Jews of Israel, which is correct. You can take full credit for this sandwich, it’s just eggplant in pita.
@@blindfollowerlol what a stupid statement, i can also say that falafel is just humus balls inside pita, sabich is not just eggplants inside pita, no cuisine puts salad , amba, eggplants, potatoes, and eggs inside a pitta,and it's not iraqi, all iraqi jews did is taking bread and eating eggplants and eggs with it, it is 70% Israeli
@@victoriahartmann6267 it's much more Israeli then iraq, it's not iraq or Jewish, it's Israeli, iraqi jews cannot take credit for anything, all iraqi jews did is eating eggplants with bread and eggs, we made it a whope sandwich with potatoes and amba
Yes it's Israeli dish, not iraqi , in fact nobody in iraq makes that or even knows what it is, there were small Jewish communities that ate hard boiled eggs and eggplants inside of a bread in Saturday, that's the whole story, it's much more Israeli than iraqi
It is not iraqi, in fact nobody in iraq knows what it is, nobody, because it's Israeli dish, served only in Israel, some small iraqi Jewish communities ate boiled eggs with eggplants inside bread in Saturday, that's whe whole story, it's israeli not iraqi, we made it a sandwich with amba sauce, potatoes, and other ingredients inside of pita
Alejandro Sojo Israeli food is a celebration of Jewish AND Arab culture from around the world. And Iranian Jews who have lived in Iran since 2500 years ago, are also part of our people. I have family from Iran. Jews can claim Iranian food as their own, just as much as Persians and Lur and Kurdish can. Besides, this dish was actually started in Israel, by an Iraqi Israeli inspired by Jewish Iraqi food.
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This is the first time I’ve seen amba with sabich ... now its an original Iraqi Jewish dish 🌹
Baghdad Jews breakfast I don’t know why many people deliberately write that it is from the Mediterranean or the Middle East. Babylonian food recipes are older than all of these peoples.
Can you please tell me the ingredients for the Ámba sauce?
Very lovely and healthy, Will make this for sure, I like to add chopped cabbage in it, Love eating good food.
food and music very very good
I first tried it in Miami…so delicious! Now I would like to try it in ישראל💙💙💙
is the tahini with hummus or not ?
Minus the egg, this is also a great vegan meal. Is it possible to bake the eggplant, instead of frying it?
Tephanie Burnett yes , my mom always made me this when i was a child and i would also recommand to squeeze lemon above it
Looks great.Pita bread seems to be made of wholesome wheat instead of flour. Healthy
yummy, amba
@Haaretz how can I make pita bread? I would like you to make a video doing pita bread. Plissssss
Diego Basurto I think you should buy and not make
Missing potatoes and red cabbage
I agree with red cabbage but prefer without potatoes
Try adding the fried eggplants to the falafel sandwich .
Falafel 2:1 eggplants ratio
a Classic egyptian street food sandwich
It's fucking not falafel idiot, Egyptians don't use amba sauce, eggplants, eggs, or potatoes in falafel, there is a shawarma, it is also served in pita, MAYBE IT'S ALSO FALAFEL HUH ?
@@ultimatedark5969 oh look ,, the falafel expert showed up !
@@ashram7936 oh you must be the falafel expert, since everything in a pita, is falafel in your language
@@ultimatedark5969 whats your native language !?
if its not arabic ,, dont bother to reply
@@ashram7936 my native language is hebrew, the only language i know except English lol , falafel expert haha
Well done. Finally a traditional Sabih with the taste of Sabih. All the recipes on RUclips are simply horrible.
Here is a list of rules of what is forbidden and what is allowed to be put in a sabih.
1. You can replace the egg with a hot potato
2. There is no hummus in Sabih. And not falafel
3. Don't put pickles in the pita but eat them alongside the pita. It tastes better that way
4. Do not put too much eggplant. It will give you heartburn.
5. You can put the salad in the pita but it is unnecessary. Eat the salad separately.
6. Don't be too creative when making a sabih. It's just a light breakfast for people who come back from synagogue early in the morning.
I like it complex
I would add chopped red onion 🧅👍
lol i know sabich is iraqi but he made it with israeli style... so lol
daniel albo Relax, he didn’t say it was Arab, he said it’s Iraqi, referring to the Iraqi Jews of Israel, which is correct. You can take full credit for this sandwich, it’s just eggplant in pita.
It’s a dish of Iraqi Jewish origin and so good 😋
@@blindfollowerlol what a stupid statement, i can also say that falafel is just humus balls inside pita, sabich is not just eggplants inside pita, no cuisine puts salad , amba, eggplants, potatoes, and eggs inside a pitta,and it's not iraqi, all iraqi jews did is taking bread and eating eggplants and eggs with it, it is 70% Israeli
@@victoriahartmann6267 it's much more Israeli then iraq, it's not iraq or Jewish, it's Israeli, iraqi jews cannot take credit for anything, all iraqi jews did is eating eggplants with bread and eggs, we made it a whope sandwich with potatoes and amba
Yes it's Israeli dish, not iraqi , in fact nobody in iraq makes that or even knows what it is, there were small Jewish communities that ate hard boiled eggs and eggplants inside of a bread in Saturday, that's the whole story, it's much more Israeli than iraqi
WHERE IS HOUMOUS AND POTATOES ‼️‼️😱😱😱???
it s a SHAME!
And I noticed that they use Amba
You mean the Iraqi sandwich.. Sabeeh
It was created in Israel
I don't the eggplant into 8 or 9 or 10 💯
This’s very Iraqi!
It is not iraqi, in fact nobody in iraq knows what it is, nobody, because it's Israeli dish, served only in Israel, some small iraqi Jewish communities ate boiled eggs with eggplants inside bread in Saturday, that's whe whole story, it's israeli not iraqi, we made it a sandwich with amba sauce, potatoes, and other ingredients inside of pita
Long Live Israel❤❤❤
that is iranian not Israel
no.. its Israel!!
Israel food its middle east arabic and persian food mix Israel not exist
actually im from israel but this is from iraq i love to eat it with my family who came from iraq too
Alejandro Sojo Israeli food is a celebration of Jewish AND Arab culture from around the world. And Iranian Jews who have lived in Iran since 2500 years ago, are also part of our people. I have family from Iran. Jews can claim Iranian food as their own, just as much as Persians and Lur and Kurdish can. Besides, this dish was actually started in Israel, by an Iraqi Israeli inspired by Jewish Iraqi food.
My Finnish grandmother cooked meatballs...nothing to do with Swedish meatballs! It's only food, you're allowed to steal it.
Occupied Palestinian. There is no "Israel".
Israel exists, it's there, it's not going anywhere and making asinine comments like that is going to do nothing in solving or helping the conflict.
Lol
dirty
tasty*
Sukaldari Selva
Very tasty.
@@dcrafton3988 sabich is Israeli and not iraqi, it was invented in Israel