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Dibis wa Rashi

دبس وراشي/DIB-iss wah RAH-shee/
Also known as: Date Syrup and Tahini
Dibis wa Rashi
About this dish

Dark date syrup swirled with tahini, scooped up with warm bread for a simple Iraqi breakfast or sweet.

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Ingredients
🌴4 tbsp date syrup (dibis)
🥣4 tbsp tahini (rashi)
🫓Warm flatbread or samoon, to serve
🌰Chopped walnuts, optional
Method
Serves 3
1
Stir the tahini well in its jar so the oil is mixed back in.
2
Spoon the tahini into a shallow dish.
3
Pour the date syrup over and swirl it through lightly, or stir it together completely if you prefer.
4
Scatter with chopped walnuts if you like.
5
Serve at room temperature with warm bread for dipping.
✓ What Makes it Authentic

Dibis (date syrup) from Iraq's vast date groves and rashi (tahini) have been eaten together for generations, especially in winter and at breakfast.

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