Explore Jordanian cuisine โ mansaf, maqluba, galayet bandora, kunafa, and Bedouin-Levantine traditions.
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Jordanian cuisine is anchored by mansaf โ the national dish of lamb cooked in fermented dried-yogurt jameed, served over rice and shrak bread โ eaten communally. Bedouin influences (zarb pit-roasting) meet broader Levantine meze, stuffed vegetables, and olive-oil cooking. Distinct from neighbouring Levantine cuisines through the centrality of jameed and mansaf.