Long before onions found their way into our modern kitchens as a culinary favorite, they held a much more significant role in Ancient Egypt. Believed to represent eternal life due to their layered structure and ability to stay edible for a long period, onions were sacred. The Egyptians often placed them in the tombs of the deceased, promising a blessed and eternal existence in the afterlife. This practice was not merely symbolic; it was deeply ingrained in their religious and cultural rituals. P

Legendary Egyptian actress Lebleba reminds us what Easter in Egypt is really about, green onions, fesikh, and joy. In a warm and nostalgic video shared online, she’s seen dressed in red, laying out a classic red picnic cloth and enjoying a festive meal of traditional Easter staples. With a cheerful spirit, she encourages everyone to embrace the holiday in their own way, simply, naturally, and with full-hearted celebration & memories of Sham El Nessim spent with family, food, and fresh air. It’s