By Ariel Rosenthal, Orly Peli-Bronshtein and Dan Alexander
Published 2019
One Saturday night in 2017, I was at a Cuban-themed housewarming party with my friend Lara. The guests were enjoying many appetizers and nibbles such as olives, ham, cheese, nachos, and hummus, and I had brought some savory Palestinian pastries, including kibbeh, sambusas, and fatayer. As I reheated my pastries in the oven, I suddenly remembered I had forgotten the hummus I made especially for the occasion. I told Lara that I would drop off the hummus at her office the next day.
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