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Saudi culinary stars compete at Riyadh contest

Saudi culinary stars compete at Riyadh contest

  • The competition is part of a national initiative to develop the culinary sector and empower local talent
By Arab News ·
Ghalib Naji Al-Shadwy (center) with his son (right) and longtime customer Abu Samer Al-Sulami (left). (AN photo)

Saudi traditional meal anchors Al-Balad’s culinary scene

By SALEH FAREED ·
US chef brings culinary diplomacy to Saudi students

US chef brings culinary diplomacy to Saudi students

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