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"Falafel have got to be the tastiest little fritters ever devised by a cook - and they're good for you too! The Taratoor Sauce also makes a great dipping sauce for crudites, so don't just make it for falafel. The chickpeas do need to soak for at least 12 hours, so take that into consideration. Otherwise, very easy."

Ingredients: dried garbanzo beans, cumin...

"Whipped this up tonight since we have been a bit vegetable deficient lately. I LOVE hummus, as does my fiancé, so I thought this would be perfect. It turned out really well. This is based on my Lebanese friend's recipe for hummus--she is religious about hummus and tabbouleh, so I know I have the basic recipe down pat!! :-) Be sure to adjust..."

Ingredients: garbanzo beans, edamame...

"This is a really simple and mouth watering Challah. The bread machine saves heaps of washing up time. It makes a 1.5 pound loaf."

Ingredients: eggs, honey, milk...

Ingredients: ground cumin, dried garbanzo beans...

"Pure natural ingredients and sOOoooo good. No baking. I usually include them in my Christmas goodie boxes. Don't make them too big they are very rich."

Ingredients: dates, nuts, orange rind...

"A wonderful Grilled/BBQ'd treat as well! So delicious."

Ingredients: dried oregano, boneless leg of lamb...

"This is my favourite hummus recipe that I have developed as of late. The green olives work well to add a slightly salty note to the hummus. The way I make hummus uses less oil so I can feel less guilty about enjoying my favourite dish. Coriander is known in the States as cilantro. I came up with this recipe for my vegetarian food blog at wwww.weekendcarnivore.com..."

Ingredients: fresh ground pepper, fresh coriander...

"Makes for a very nice and colorful rice dish. If you are a real garlic lover then you can up the amount by a few cloves."

Ingredients: garlic, green peppers...

Ingredients: cream cheese, rose petals...

"A Food & Wine recipe by Sam Mogannam."

Ingredients: blood oranges, extra virgin olive oil...

"Eggahs-Arab omelettes- are rather similar to the Spanish tortilla. Whether the Moors took them to Spain, or brought them home again, nobody quite knows but almost every country has their own variation. In Tunisia they add a highly spiced sausage and dried chillies and stir the eggs until it is rather like firm scrambled eggs. You can use a spicy chorizo..."

Ingredients: spicy sausage, eggs, harissa...

"This takes a long time but is worth it."

Ingredients: cream cheese, large-curd cottage cheese...