What did surprised me was the spiciness of many dishes. I was expecting lots of seafood, tomatoes and olive oil style food with some familiar dishes and ingredients from the Middle East, but the spininess was unexpected.
Day 8 So long, till we meet again, Tunisia. Tunisian Proverb: They ate our food and forgot our names. I…
Day 7 Sand, hot water springs and back to Tunis Tunisian Proverb: Hit him with a bean, he will break I…
Day 6 Into The Sahara Desert Tunisian Proverb: They asked the female cat why her kittens were of different colours; she…
Day 5 From a colosseum to Luke Skywalker’s Home Tunisian Proverb: The multitude is stronger than the king. Today we have…
Day 4 The Cooking Class Tunisian Proverb: The bald woman boasts of her sister’s hair. We get home with our fresh…
Day 4 The Cooking Class Tunisian Proverb: If my belly is of glass, I will fill it with bread and chicken;…
Day 4 The Morning: Kairoun Tunisian Proverb: If the full moon loves you, why worry about the stars?
DAY 3 Testour and Dougga Tunisian Proverb: He who spends a night with a chicken will cackle in the morning.
DAY 2 TUNIS Tunisian Proverb: If someone hits you with a stone, hit him with bread; your bread will return to…