Zarb traditionally a Bedouin dish

By Admin
0 1352
$25
Available
Zarb is traditionally a Bedouin dish, eaten in the desert of Jordan. One of the popular places to eat zarb is at Little Petra 
 
Similar to a Polynesian underground meat roast, the Jordanian Bedouin version of an underground oven is known as zarb. A mix of meat like lamb and chicken, rice, onions and carrots, are placed in a square hole in the ground, which is filled with flaming hot coals. The hole is then covered with a few layers of blankets to hold in the heat and finally sand is covered over the oven.
 
After a few hours, the meat and rice are all smoked, steamed, and grilled, all at the same time. The result is meat that’s fall apart tender. Just like a few other dishes, it was served on a giant communal tray, rice at the bottom, a shoulder of lamb and all the vegetables on top. The lamb was so succulent it was unbelievable.
  • Stress-free meet-and-greet arrival .
  • Private door-door transfer between your destination .
  • Comfortable seats with generous leg room, air conditioning and luggage storage
  • Enjoy smooth, friendly and hassle-free transfer service
  • Meet and greet by a professional driver
  • Private transfers operate 24 hours, 7 days a week
  • whatsapp +962791151602
  • email : binbatotah@gmail.com
Group Sizes 20
Trip Duration 1 hours
Trip privacy Sharing Tour
Price Per Person
Hosted Whatsapp Phone Number +962791151602
Hosted Email Address binbatotah@gmail.com