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Khubeza patties
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Khubeza is an Israeli patty made of Khubeza (which is a variety of a mallow native to the Levant region) and of Bulgur or Bread crumbs , eggs, spices, garlic, onions and olive oil. The Patty is famous because of its important role during the Siege of Jerusalem during Israel's Independence war.1
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israeli patty made of khubeza
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fried patties made of khubeza
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