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Kabsa
*a tasty and popular dish in Saudi Arabia that is primarily made of rice, meat, vegetables and mixtures of spices. Kabsa is a family of rice dishes that comes in many kinds. This traditional Saudi rice dish is easy and quick to prepare. Chicken is the most common meat used in cooking Kabsa.
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Kebab
*one of the most famous cuisine in the country in which the main ingredients include mutton or beef that is rubbed with salt, pepper and spices to enhance its flavorsome taste. Kebab is also called as shish kebab or shashlik. Originally, the dish meant fried meat not grilled meat. Sometimes pieces of vegetables are added to the meat on the skewer. Kebab comes in different variants such as Döner kebab, Kathi kebab and Köfte Kebab.
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Saliq
*this simple yet popular dish is made of lamb, milk and rice. Saliq or sometimes spelled as Salik is the best known of all rice dishes in Saudi Arabian cuisines since it is easy to prepare. During weddings or funerals, Saliq is also been served.
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Shawarma
*it may be found almost anywhere in the globe but nothing beats eating shawarma in its hometown. Usually, its ingredients include shaved lamb, goat, chicken, beef or a mixture of meats. You can also have additional toppings for your shawarma like tahini or sesame past.
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Qursan
*an Arabic dish that is cooked and prepared in a special way. Qursan is consisted of desiccated thin wheat loafs that is soaked with gravy. Eating Qursan guarantees you to have a mouth-watering palate.
- Mathlutha
*is created by mixing rice and Jarish, this popular food is typically served with red meat or chicken and is prepared in Mathbi or Mandi style.
- Saleeg
*another delectable Arab cuisine that is served as a main dish. Saleeg is composed of rice with chicken or meat. Adding beauty to the appearance of this cuisine are the different kinds of gravy and vegetables sprinkled on top of it.
- Kharoof Mashi
*otherwise known as Stuffed Leg of a Lamb, Kharoof Mashi is considered as one of the luxurious foods during Saudi Arabian feast. The stuffing of Kharoof Mashi is simply mouthwatering since it is filled with rice, nuts and raisins.
- Lahma Bisalsat Tamatim
*it is a baked lamb shanks with tomato sauce. This appetizing dish is perfect for those who crave for lamb shanks.
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