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Tunisia: Week of Italian Cuisine dedicated to the Mediterranean – Ministero degli Affari Esteri e della Cooperazione Internazionale

Tunisia: Week of Italian Cuisine dedicated to the Mediterranean – Ministero degli Affari Esteri e della Cooperazione Internazionale
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Market for edible flowers blossoms in Tunisia | Eat/Drink


Saturday, 20 Feb 2021 11:08 PM MYT
Tunisian chef Bassem Bizid uses edible flowers to prepare his dishes at a luxury hotel in Gammarth, an upscale northern suburb of the capital Tunis. ETX Studio pic
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TUNIS, Feb 20 A Tunisian entrepreneur growing edible flowers says she is surprised by the appetite for her homegrown product in the North African country and hopes to see a “new culinary culture” bloom.
Sonia Ibidhi, a 42-year-old journalist, turned to organic farming of the niche but in-demand product “out of love” for working on the land. ....

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Edible flowers bloom at Tunisian markets


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Sonia Ibidhi poses with pots of nasturtiums in the greenhouse of her small farm where she produces edible flowers, in the northwestern Tunisian coastal town of Tabarka. AFP
Edible flowers bloom at Tunisian markets
Mon, 22 February 2021
A Tunisian entrepreneur growing edible flowers says she is surprised by the appetite for her homegrown product in the North African country and hopes to see a “new culinary culture” bloom.
Sonia Ibidhi, a 42-year-old journalist, turned to organic farming of the niche but in-demand product “out of love” for working on the land.
Among the flowers she grows are borage, a blue star-shaped flower that tastes like cucumber, chive flowers – purple blossoms with a flavour similar to onion – and nasturtiums, bright yellow to orange flowers with a radish-like taste. ....

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Market for edible flowers blossoms in Tunisia

Market for edible flowers blossoms in Tunisia
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Market for edible flowers blossoms in Tunisia

Market for edible flowers blossoms in Tunisia
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