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BAALBEK, LEBANON – Baalbek is an ancient city in central Lebanon, founded as a Phoenician city, but with immense history and civilizations, and impressive Roman ruins. But along with the ruins, Baalbek is known for its unique bakery foods and lots of grilled meat. This turned out to be one of my favorite dates in Lebanon for the mix of food, culture, and history. #Baalbek #Lebanon #LebaneseFood
Laiterie Massabki – On the drive from Beirut to Baalbek, we took the highway that goes from Beirut to Damascus, Syria, and Kamel mentioned that almost everyone who makes the drive stops for some cheese sandwiches a long the way, so we had to stop. They turned out to be incredibly delicious, well worth a stop. Total price – 26,000 LBP ($17.25)
Sfiha Baalbakiyye – One of the highlights of the day and of my trip to Lebanon was going to the butchery to order fresh kebabs. At the butchery they also ground fresh meat, mixed it with herbs and spices, and then we took it to the bakery across the street to make Sfiha Baalbakiyye. The bakery skills they had were super human! The kebabs and kofta were stunning as well. 65,000 LBP ($43.12) – Price for all meat and pastries
Palmyra Hotel – Kamel knows the manager of the classic Palmyra Hotel, which has been in continual operation for the last 140 years. After walking around the hotel for a bit, we had a Baalbek style food lunch in their courtyard. Food was delicious, fresh, and different tasting from a lot of the Lebanese food I had tried so far. After lunch we went to a very kind womans home to see the local Baalbek cheese and have a coffee as well.
Baalbek Ruins – And to finish off this food and attractions tour of Baalbek, we visited the famous ruins. I was blown away by the preservation and magnitude of the ruins – they are truly spectacular. 15,000 LBP ($9.95) – Entrance per person
It was an amazing day in Baalbek, Lebanon, and the highlight for me was the bakery skills and the kofta.
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I like halal food..amazing food n amazing country .
Lebanon?
Mark thanks once again for such an amazing day I'm so grateful for you and your family continually sharing the world with us and all the different cultures and food you have such a passion for what you do may all your travel's be blessed
Hi mark love from southern India.
You must be gaining weight in Lebanon LOL
Thanks Kamel for a well representation
everyday you are happy cause of best place and nice food. i really envy you~!!??
Cooking lunch while watching this video and just imagining that what I'm making is half as good as what Mark is having xD
Im hungry already ?♂️?,
Welcome to Lebanon good food good people ♥️?✌
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Hey Mark,you visited all the places of south-asia except Bangladesh!Please come Bangladesh,you will enjoy
love from BD
I dare you to go to syria
Chili where is chili
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Hey Mark quick question, that cheese and ham sandwich, was that turkey ham or pig ham.
Always eating the same food visit an island or something
Hello Mark! I sincerely love all of your videos! The way your eyes speak the food, justifies the taste!! Please publish some more videos! And do add Micah a bit more!
Amazing video ????
OH WOW! How awesome!
Definitely one of the greatest cuisines, alongside with the Turkish cuisine in the world. You will easily notice the similarities between the two. Meat is processed well and fat is the main dish, consumed with almost everything. The only difference is; south-east part of the Turkey is not familiar with olive oil. This detail makes Lebanon kitchen unique.
Gran desayuno. Pero Mark parece incapaz de disfrutar de una comida si no rebosa picante. Es algo exagerado para mi
Food in Lebanon looks like from heaven. So colourful, wholesome, natural and fresh.
However, are missing tom yum already?
Please come to my home from India , andhra pradesh…
Wow amazing