What do Dubaidise people eat and what is the local wet market like?

In most people's minds, the impression of Dubai is the land of the rich, not only because there are many super luxury tourist attractions in Dubai, but also because most people in Dubai made their fortune on oil and eventually became what we commonly call local tyrants, and from the act of building the world's largest artificial island in Dubai, you can know how far their city can go. But at this time, some people will be curious, what do these local tyrants eat in their daily lives? Today, let's talk about what Dubaiites eat at home every day.

Dubai is the most populous city in the UAE, but it is also a desert land facing the Persian Gulf. Therefore, the environment here is relatively harsh, and it is basically impossible to grow vegetables and fruits on a large scale. Friends who have traveled to Dubai or have lived there may know that the quality of vegetables and fruits in Dubai is far higher than that of our country, and basically only the rich and noble will have these high-end foods on the table.

But Dubai's natural geography also gives them another way of life.

If we walk into Dubai's wet market, we will find that there is a lot of fresh seafood entering the market every day, and then after a series of treatments, it enters everyone's home or large hotel. Among these seafood are not only some of the shrimp and crabs we are familiar with, but also sharks that we usually think of and some very strange seafood products. These seafood will be placed in the vegetable market very neatly according to different categories, and vegetables ** is different, seafood ** is far lower than the price we usually eat, basically every household can eat special shark meat or some other meat delicacies.

After seeing the daily life of the people in Dubai, many friends who have traveled to Dubai have said that it is really "poverty limits my imagination", and they did not expect that there are such people in the world who can eat shark meat every day, and it doesn't matter if this kind of life is a direct exchange. However, I think that this kind of life seems to us to be very happy, but for them it may be a very happy thing to eat vegetables every day, we are just different countries, different geographical locations, different habits, just try it occasionally, and it can't rise to the level of envy, isn't it?

Dubaiites are actually pretty much the same as what we eat and what we sell in the markets, except that their cooking is a little more refined and tasty.

Dubaiites usually eat seafood, and the local market is full of shrimp, crab, shark and some fresh seafood.

Because Dubai is close to the sea, the majority of seafood is found in wet markets, including exotic seafood and sharks. There are also many types of vegetables, but they are higher than seafood.

Dubai cuisine. 1. Arabic coffee, which is a drink that welcomes guests in Emirati families, in order to show welcome, the host will fill the guests' cups with coffee for you to enjoy. This coffee is made with black coffee blended with saffron and cinnamon and has a unique taste.

Arabic coffee.

2. Appetizing porridge, which is mainly boiled with wheat, mutton, cinnamon and other ingredients, has a mild and fragrant taste, which is delicious and nourishing to the stomach. It is especially popular during the local holy month of Ramadan.

Appetizer porridge. 3. Saffron pancakes, Dubaiites like to eat this kind of pancakes as breakfast, adding saffron sauce to the fluffy pancakes, sometimes with ice cream cheese or other toppings, every bite is fluffy and delicious, are you looking forward to tasting such a delicacy?

Saffron pancakes.

4. Shawarma, in fact, is a kind of meat wrap, which is very common in the Middle East region of Dubai. The main ingredients are lamb and chicken, which are grilled in the oven and then served with salads, figures, cucumbers or cheeses, and then rolled up in bread cakes.

Shawarma. 5. Fry salted fish with rice, people need to take the marinated salted fish to the lemon water and soak it overnight, and then fry it with onions and other seasonings the next day.

Pan-fried salted fish with rice.

6. Fried paste balls, this delicacy is called the local doughnut, which is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, sweet and delicious.

Fried paste balls. 7. Triangle spring rolls, the spring rolls here are different from the cylindrical spring rolls we usually eat, the triangle spring rolls originated in India, and the cooking techniques are somewhat similar to Chinese spring rolls, but the locals like to make it into a triangle, and Indians like to mix it with curry when they eat, of course, this triangle spring roll is no exception spicy. Dubai, known as the "fashion capital", what are the special cuisines?

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8. Camel meat and camel milk

Camel milk is now an ingredient in Arabic fine dining restaurants, with a slightly saltier taste than cow's milk, higher protein content, lower cholesterol content, and higher levels of vitamin C and iron.

1. Appetizing porridge is boiled with wheat, mutton, cinnamon and other ingredients, with a mild and soft taste, which is delicious and nourishing. 2. Shawarma is actually a kind of burrito. The main ingredients are lamb and chicken, which are rolled up in bread cakes with salad, cucumber, cheese, etc.

It tastes layered and delicious.

Arabic Chicken, Arabic Beef, Arabic Desserts, Arabic Barbecue, Arabic Four Dishes and One Soup, etc., this place combines cuisines from all over the country to transform into new varieties.

Arabic flatbread, Arabic barbecue, Arabic salad, chicken thigh rice, dates, vegetable meatballs.

Dubai's wet markets are full of all kinds of seafood, which is not the ordinary small fish and shrimp, but similar to lobsters, king crabs, which are quite expensive and cannot be eaten by ordinary people. Dubai has always been "rich" in front of the public, and this "rich" can be reflected in all aspects, it is said that Dubai's taxis are sports cars, buses are Mercedes-Benz, skyscrapers abound.

Because Dubai is close to the sea and has a long coastline, they also have a well-developed fishing industry. Coupled with Dubai's geographical location, there is a lot of seafood there. Walking into Dubai's vegetable market, all the eyes are basically piles of seafood, not to mention the common varieties of small fish and shrimp, even expensive seafood such as king crab and large squid can be seen everywhere.

What's even more terrifying is that there are also extremely valuable seafood species for sale, such as blue-billed parrot fish, and sharks.

The seafood in Dubai's wet markets is neatly arranged and dazzling. But it is said that people don't go to buy seafood directly from the stalls, they just samples. When they buy seafood, they usually set the quantity and then weigh it from the pile of seafood that has just been caught today, or just flown in.

So are there any vegetables in Dubai's wet markets? In Dubai, because of its unique location, seafood is slightly cheaper, and the more expensive ones are those fruits and vegetables. Because these things are basically airlifted, no matter what the item is, as long as it is labeled as "imported" and "airborne", that ** will rise like a rocket tied.

Dubai's wet markets must look rich, and they certainly don't value food much.

Every stall in the Dubai market sells very large portions, and a lot of food is wasted at the end of the day.

Because the vegetables sold in this vegetable market are very expensive, and they are all relatively rare dishes.

I've been in Dubai for three years,, sports cars are taxis? You're. Blow it up, Abu Dhabi is the same as Dubai, you blow it again, cut you.

If the Chinese population were less than half and the Chinese per capita income was as rich, China's welfare policies would be better. Thirty years ago, Chinese would not have believed in the current development and expected China thirty years from now. No country can match China.

Dubai's wet markets are full of many precious ingredients, and they are not cheap.

I want to go to Dubai, is there any shortcut to buy groceries.

I'm going to starve to death when I go to Dubai, I don't eat seafood.

Yesterday I also saw a news that said that Dubai is not rich in Hefei, and today I am saying how rich Dubai is, so what is the wealth of Hefei people?

Don't blow Dubai anymore, you will know when you go, the degree of development is about the same as my medium-sized cities, and it is far worse than Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou.

The Chinese are the richest, because our spiritual food has never been cut off since childhood....

The Chinese don't go, Dubai is not as good as Yadea.

If you look at the lives of the poor in Dubai, you'll find out.

Dubai is so rich that it borrows money from China.

"I'm rich, I'm capricious"Well, that's how it feels