Safta (Grandma) Maha from the Druze village of Hurfeish in the Galilee, is known for her wonderful cooking skills. On normal days, Maha hosts diners from Israel and the world who come to taste and hear the fascinating story of her life.
During this period, Maha cannot host at her lovely home in the village, but you can have the privilege of bringing her delicacies to your home!
Maha will come to you with various dishes from the Druze cuisine and prepare a feast that will not leave anyone hungry. The table will be served dishes such as shulbato, mansaf of beef or chicken, grape leaves, stuffed cabbage, maqluba or moghrabieh (a stew of chickpeas with meat, pumpkin, and bulgur), and more!
For groups of 20 people or more, a stove on site is required.
Kosher and mouthwatering meal!
Maha and her husband Amir believe that every person is judged according to his actions and believe in the phrase “it is better to light a candle than to curse the darkness.”