Home›Soups and Broths›Format/Type›Middle Eastern and North African Rice and Grain Dishes›All Middle Eastern and North African Rice and Grain DishesBrowse ByAll Middle Eastern and North African Rice and Grain DishesGathers the rice- and grain-based dishes of Middle Eastern and North African culinary traditions, including Levantine and Gulf rice pilafs, Moroccan couscous, and Egyptian koshari, reflecting rice, bulgur and semolina as staple grains across the region's everyday and festive cooking. The grouping reflects how the cuisine itself treats its staple starch, whether eaten plain as an accompaniment or built into a fuller one-pot dish, rather than sorting dishes by the protein or vegetable served alongside them.FactsAll Middle Eastern and North African Rice and Grain DishesSourcesComments (0)Reader Challenges (0)FactsComparisonPrimary Cooking MethodWell-attestedSourced to the subject's own accountcooked as a staple grain, typically boiled or steamed 1All Middle Eastern and North African Rice and Grain DishesFilter Results25 entriesDish FamilyAllMiddle Eastern and North African Rice and Grain Dishes (25)CuisineAllAlgerian Cuisine (2)Armenian Cuisine (2)Egyptian Cuisine (3)French Cuisine (1)Greek Cuisine (1)Indian Cuisine (1)Indonesian Cuisine (2)Israeli Cuisine (3)Italian Cuisine (2)Lebanese Cuisine (4)Middle Eastern Cuisine (5)Moroccan Cuisine (2)North African Cuisine (1)Pakistani Cuisine (1)Persian Cuisine (1)Senegalese Cuisine (1)Tunisian Cuisine (2)Turkish Cuisine (2)West African Cuisine (1)Main IngredientAllAlmond (1)Anise (1)Bay Leaf (1)Bulgur (1)Butter (2)Cabbage (1)Caraway (1)Cardamom (1)Chicken (2)Chili Pepper (1)Cinnamon (3)Coconut (1)Coriander (1)Cumin (1)Egg (1)Honey (1)Lamb (1)Lentil (2)Macaroni (1)Meat (1)Nutmeg (1)Pine Nut (1)Pistachio (1)Pumpkin (1)Rice (9)Saffron (4)Semolina (2)Spice (1)Sugar (1)Vegetable (1)Vegetable Oil (1)Vermicelli (1)Walnut (1)Wheat (2)Yogurt (2)Era (Origin Period)All1100 (1)1200 (1)1201 (1)1226 (1)1250 (1)1853 (1)TraditionAllSpice Trade Traditions (1)CourseAllDessert (3)Main Course (1)Snack or Street Food (3)Dietary SuitabilityAllContains Dairy or Egg (3)Contains Fish or Shellfish (2)Contains Meat or Poultry (3)Origin RegionAllAbbasid Caliphate (1)Africa (1)Arab States of the Persian Gulf (1)Armenia (2)Cyprus (1)Egypt (2)Greece (1)Iran (5)Iraq (2)Jordan (1)Khorasan (1)Lebanon (1)Mesopotamia (1)Morocco (1)North Africa (1)Saudi Arabia (1)Syria (1)The Maghreb (1)Yemen (2)BrowseCompareSelect all 25AshureRice, Grain and Starch DishesAsidaRice, Grain and Starch DishesBerkoukesRice, Grain and Starch DishesChelow KebabRice, Grain and Starch DishesCouscousRice, Grain and Starch DishesGhapamaRice, Grain and Starch DishesHareesRice, Grain and Starch DishesKabsaRice, Grain and Starch DishesKoshariRice, Grain and Starch DishesKosharyRice, Grain and Starch DishesMandiRice, Grain and Starch DishesMaqlubaRice, Grain and Starch DishesMeghliRice, Grain and Starch DishesMuhammarRice, Grain and Starch DishesMujaddaraRice, Grain and Starch DishesMutabbaq SamakRice, Grain and Starch DishesQuziRice, Grain and Starch DishesŞambaliRice, Grain and Starch DishesSeffaRice, Grain and Starch DishesSholezardRice, Grain and Starch DishesStuffed LeavesRice, Grain and Starch DishesStuffed tomatoesRice, Grain and Starch DishesTahchinRice, Grain and Starch DishesTahdigRice, Grain and Starch DishesZereshk PoloRice, Grain and Starch DishesSources1. Rice (staple grain, Wikipedia)tier 3WikipediaRice, lead section, staple grain preparation (group)Quote, Rice, lead section, staple grain preparation (group)Rice is a cereal grain and, in its domesticated form, is the staple food of over half of the world's population, particularly in Africa and Asia.View the SourceComments (0)No comments yet. Be the first to share a thought.Sign in to join the discussion.Reader Challenges (0)No disputes yet. Spotted an error or a better source? Open the first one.Sign in to dispute this or suggest a correction.