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About a year ago I moved to Lancaster, PA, and much to my pleasure I discovered

an Islamic

market just about 10 minutes from my apartment, so I can easily get zatar.

There's a red and

a green zatar. That's not the color of the zatar, it's the color of the package.

I believe that

one is from Syria and the other from Lebanon. The one that I like, I think it's

the green,

doesn't have sumac in it, and for my purposes I prefer it. One of the things I

do with it -- the

fellow who runs the market told me about this -- is to put some olive oil in a

bowl, some

zatar in a plate and have some pita bread handy. You dip the pita bread into the

olive oil and

then into the zatar. It's fantastic. The fellow who runs the market has that for

breakfast with

feta cheese. Now that's what I call a breakfast!

Peace,

Jerry

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