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DIPS AND PÂTÉ

Dips and Pâté symbolise more than any other dishes their origin. Most of them seem to have been created centuries ago. When presented with a Guacamole, there is no doubt where it was created first, the same goes with Hummus, Matbucha or Tzatziki.

Some neighbour countries may dispute their origin but they all from the same geographical areas. 

A menu in France may mention a Boeuf Bourguignon, in England it would be a Beef Stew in Hungary it would be a Goulash and in the Louisiana a Gumbo. It would be really difficult to spot the difference.

Dips have their own names, and no other countries has created a substitute.

VEGETABLES

GUACAMOLE

GUACAMOLE

A Mexican Avocado Dip

MATBUCHA

MATBUCHA
A Moroccan version of Salsa

AIOLI SPREAD

AIOLI SPREAD

A Levantine
Garlic Spread

HUMMUS

HUMMUS

A Levantine Chickpea

Dip

TZATZIKI

TZATZIKI
A Greek Dip
 of Yoghurt and Cucumber

GREEK TAPENADE

GREEK
TAPENADE

An Olive Dip

TAHINI

TAHINI
A Middle Eastern
Sesame Dip

FISH

CHICKEN

ANCHOIDE

ANCHOIDE
A French Pâté of Anchovies

SNOEK PATE

SNOEK PÂTÉ
A South African Smoked Fish

Pâté

SARDINE  PATE

SARDINE 

PÂTÉ

A French Pâté

CHOPPED HERRING 

CHOPPED HERRING 
An Ashkenazi Pâté

TARAMA SALATA 

TARAMA SALATA 
A Greek
Cod Roe Meze

 TUNA MOUSSE

CHOPPED
CHICKEN

LIVER

An Ashkenazi
Pâté

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