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📍 Basilique Saint Augustin (Lalla Bouna), Annaba | Algeria 🇩🇿❤️
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📍 Basilique Saint Augustin (Lalla Bouna), Annaba | Algeria 🇩🇿❤️
“Zyed, Bouna, Adama, Rémi Fraisse, ACAB“
Place de l’Étoile/Charles-De-Gaulle, Paris (VIIIe-XVIe-XVIIe), 12 janvier 2019
In Annaba we say to someone who has just coughed “السَّوء” as an abbreviation for“لا يْمَسّك سَوْء” which means “may no evil befall you” and I think it's beautiful ❤️
احنا الجَزايْريّات series ❤️
— La vieille ville (La place d'armes), Annaba | Algeria 🇩🇿❤️
— Algerian idioms 🇩🇿❤️
Sfenj (or Lkhfaf) السفنْجْ : Algerian doughnuts
Is an Algerian sweet that is about a soft dough made with semolina or flour (or a bit of both), sugar, a bit of yeast and vinegar (so the doughnuts turn light and fluffy)
After the dough is left to rest for a while, it is fried in preheated oil until golden, and then served with honey, marmelade, or chocolate and a cup of coffee with some drops of orange blossom water (in my case it's a cup of milk for I absolutely hate coffee 😅)