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This video shows a recipe for Msemen made with all purpose flour instead of semolina. I have made this many times and my husband loves it. Also, I dont know how far Albuquerque but you can check out these arab stores at this link. http://www.zabihah.com/lgs.php?id=27

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I FOUND IT!!!!!! Right after I posted above.... :devil::dance:

They have so much...look under (left hand side) spices/herbs/seasonings...hope you can find it!

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Thanks for this link! I'm so excited they have greek and moroccan stuff! Perfect for a greek-moroccan household...lol.

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Yes semolina is a type of flour they use in breads.

I have made this msmen. Very time consuming and takes a few tries to get it right.

I found my semolina at WHOLE FOODS...dunno if they have one of those where you live.

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This video shows a recipe for Msemen made with all purpose flour instead of semolina. I have made this many times and my husband loves it. Also, I dont know how far Albuquerque but you can check out these arab stores at this link. http://www.zabihah.com/lgs.php?id=27

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WOW!! Thanks so much and the music was great by the way and I'm making some this weekend on my day off...

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I FOUND IT!!!!!! Right after I posted above.... :devil::dance:

They have so much...look under (left hand side) spices/herbs/seasonings...hope you can find it!

http://www.kalustyans.com/

Thanks for this link! I'm so excited they have greek and moroccan stuff! Perfect for a greek-moroccan household...lol.

You're welcome. I love that site...they have everything! (F)

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I FOUND IT!!!!!! Right after I posted above.... :devil::dance:

They have so much...look under (left hand side) spices/herbs/seasonings...hope you can find it!

http://www.kalustyans.com/

Thanks for this link! I'm so excited they have greek and moroccan stuff! Perfect for a greek-moroccan household...lol.

You're welcome. I love that site...they have everything! (F)

Thanks for the link Annie...I just noticed that they have a store on Lexington Avenue so I might pay them a visit one of these days... :dance: :dance: :dance:

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This video shows a recipe for Msemen made with all purpose flour instead of semolina. I have made this many times and my husband loves it. Also, I dont know how far Albuquerque but you can check out these arab stores at this link. http://www.zabihah.com/lgs.php?id=27

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Thanks Meriem. I tried making msemmen with all purpose flour and they came out like hockey pucks, I just couldn't get the dough to be the right consistency. I'm going to try this method.

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This video shows a recipe for Msemen made with all purpose flour instead of semolina. I have made this many times and my husband loves it. Also, I dont know how far Albuquerque but you can check out these arab stores at this link. http://www.zabihah.com/lgs.php?id=27

Meriem (F)

Thanks Meriem. I tried making msemmen with all purpose flour and they came out like hockey pucks, I just couldn't get the dough to be the right consistency. I'm going to try this method.

It took making it several times to get it right. I found the best thing is to keep your work surface and dough oiled up with lots of the vegetable oil/butter mixture.

Let me know how it turned out.

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I had luck finding it at a Food Co-Op in our area. Maybe you have one in your local area???

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