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Israeli Recipes Link Page – Most Popular Dishes from Israel

Here is a quick link page for all the Israeli recipes featured on my site. Please also check my main Israeli Food page for more detailed information about food in the country & the Israeli cuisine. I added a few random pictures of food from Israel to get your appetite going…



Here is the list of quick links to each recipe:

  • Hummus: the most popular salad dish.

  • Pita Bread: You will need a few of those to "wipe" the hummus.

  • Tahini Sauce: grounded sesame sauce that usually comes along with the hummus.


  • Israeli breakfast buffet
    Buffet of salads and other Israeli dishes.

  • Falafel: chick peas fried balls.

  • Shawarma: beef, turkey or lamb – don’t try it at home.

  • Israeli Salad: a fresh vegetables salad that goes with almost everything.


  • Israeli lunch
    Sample Israeli salads & shnitzel. Picture by Shoshana.

  • Baba Ghanoush: are you an eggplant lover?

  • Shakshuka: simple & (simply) delicious egg/tomatoes dish.

  • Shakshuka recipe from Israel
    Shakshuka. Picture by Or Hiltch.



  • Cholent / Hamin: the ultimate Jewish food for winter days.

  • Shnitzel: chicken breast strips covered with bread crumbs.

  • Couscous: A North African dish that was warmly adopted by Israelis.


  • Kabab & fries at one of Tel Aviv's Beaches.

  • Beef Kabob / Kabab: the popular Israeli grilled beef dish.

  • Limonana: the Israeli lemonade.

  • Cold cucumber soup: great option in the heat.

  • Bklava: when you need something sweet.



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