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  1. Three by Eva

    Jordanian

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    A restored Jumeirah villa turned into a family restaurant by a Jordanian mother and her two daughters, each handling a different corner of the operation. The sourdough uses only flour, water, and salt, which tells you something about where they stand on shortcuts. The rooms feel like someone's home because, in spirit, they are. It's the kind of place that makes restraint look easy.

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    • Mansaf

      “Jordanian mega dishes like mansaf or the occasional stealth appearance of maqloubeh (a Levantine one-pot wonder of meat, eggplant, rice, and spices)”

      Eater
    • Maqloubeh

      Eater
    • Ma'moul

      “house-made ma’moul (date biscuits)”

      Eater
    • Sourdough bread

      “the rustic sourdough bread that Emilie bakes in the kitchen”

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