We always have a "Bethlehem Dinner" during the week before Christmas. Cooking Middle Eastern food is a hobby of mine, helped along by the fact that I know a lady from the Middle East who is kind enough to share her recipes with me. We ate hashweh, couscous, hummus, dates, figs, olives, pita bread, Greek yogurt, and falafel. My food is not exactly authentic, but it is really yummy.
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What a fun tradition! I have heard of people doing that on April 6th to celebrate the Church's organization and Christ's "real" birthday. You're going to have to demonstrate for us some time for book club:)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely! Actually, we usually invite somebody or other over for our Bethlehem dinner, but it was just too much to have one more party this year.
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