Food and Drink
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Reviewed by: Editorial Staff
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Libyan cuisine reflects Arabic, Italian and Mediterranean influences. Local specialities include Ruuz, a portion of meat and vegetables cooked in spices and served with rice; Sharba Libiya, spicy lamb and tomato soup; and Macaroni Bazin, a paste made from barley, water and salt. Meals are washed down with Libyan Tea.
Also expect servings of dates, figs, apricots and olives.
