Aseed
For the character in the novel And Another Thing..., see Aseed (cheese worshiper).
Aseed is a Yemeni delicacy. It is a fish meal, usually dried fish served with local cheese and a fresh salad of garlic and spring onions with meat and sauce. Typically it is smothered in gravy.
Aseed is also a mixture of water, salt and flour made into a dough and cooked that way, then eaten with gravy. It can also be a sweet dish by adding some sugar and butter to the dough mixture then eating it with honey and browned butter or a sweet date mixture.
Aseed is eaten particularly at lunchtime and during Ramadan.
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