Nutrition by country
Malta: food database
Island cooking with Mediterranean, Italian and Arab influences: rabbit stew, fish soup and pies.
5 dishes
- MaltaStuffat tal-fenek (rabbit stew)Well-cooked hot dish
- MaltaPastizzi (ricotta or pea pastries)Well-cooked hot dish
- MaltaĦobż biż-żejt (bread with oil, tomato and tuna)With care: in a safer version
- MaltaTimpana (baked macaroni pie)Well-cooked hot dish
- MaltaAljotta (fish soup)Well-cooked hot dish
Related topics
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