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The only thing that looks Middle-eastern here is the kuboos (bread)

I'm Greek. But seriously, where exactly is the monstrosity? It looks fine to me. Would you prefer burgers, donuts, hot dogs, and other shit? o.O BTW, this is not a traditional dish. :P

Where is the meat? :(

For me only bread looks like middle-east food...;)

Middle Eastern folk?
Middle Eastern dish?
You mean Egypt or Israel?
Iran or Iraq?
Lebanon?
Syria?
Kuwait?
Turkey?
Armenia?

I am from Turkey and İzmir(city). There is a culture around olive oily dishes here so it's not alien to me. It's kind of messy, I mean i have seen many dishes with that combination but there is too much oil in it. Some people like that actually not me though. :D

It doesn't look middle-eastern at all. It looks like a simple dish with very common food, except for the bread.

Also, I don't see why it would be a monstrosity.

Maybe a Czech dish?

It looks like fairly typical cafeteria food to me.

Wait, that's exactly what I saw in the cafeteria today! :-D I just don't recognize this particular type of tray... so I'm guessing Masaryk University... the cafeteria at the Faculty of Law? :-)

DELET THIS NEPHEW.

Made with love, obviously.

EDIT: Forgot the Ramsay.

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I'd take it it's an attempt to put together a "modern" version of an otherwise traditional recipe. You know, those "deconstruct" the dish recipes.
Like all food if it tastes good, it's all good (well, provided it doesn't end up giving you the runs...).
However, it's definitely not something a tourist who's looking to try some traditional dishes / local cuisine would be happy to see on their plate. On those terms I'd consider it an insult too.

Looks like Turkish convenience food to me. I have eaten similar dishes in Ankara (and liked them). You should see some of the things they offer at the canteen here in Germany.

I just stick with my country's food :D

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You're supposed to cook the beans with the olive oil and tomato paste. That's how my fiance makes it (+ onion). And what the hell is the white stuff?
If someone was attempting to put together a "Middle Eastern" dish I think they just read the ingredient list and skipped the instructions.

Most of middle eastern foods have meats in them, i don't think if this one is a middle-eastern dish tho :V

I mean, what's your definition of a middle eastern dish?

'Cause I'm from the middle east, and all the ingredients of this dish are very common around here, so yes, I'd say this is a middle eastern dish. I don't really see why not.