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Arab American Heritage Month
FM Weekly Communication 20 APRIL 2022 - Issue 158
Dear FM Colleagues,
Earlier this month, the U.S. Department of State recognized April as National Arab American Heritage Month. (Read the press release here.). The JEDI Team is excited to share out a few different Arab cultural foods for you all to try. These foods will be added to FM breakrooms and shared spaces within this next week. (More about these treats on the next page!) Often these foods accompany recent and upcoming holiday celebrations such as Easter and Eid. You can learn more about Easter and Eid at the Britannica website or read this article, “What is Eid al-Fitr and how do Muslims celebrate it? 6 questions answered.”
Related to religious holidays, food, and Arab American culture, Ramadan is practiced by some but not all Arab Americans. Muslims who observe Ramadan fast between sunrise and sunset from approximately April 2 to May 2, 2022. The dates vary by a day depending on the Saudi Arabian or the North American calendar. Ramadan is scheduled on the lunar calendar, and is about 11 days earlier each year. (Learn more at CSU’s Faith, Belief, and Religious Observances calendar or at the Britannica website.) For FM employees who may be fasting, please feel free to take your snacks home to enjoy after your fast.
Additional Educational Opportunities
Do you like to watch films? We wanted to let you know that Media Education Foundation is offering free streaming access to documentaries in April for Arab American Heritage month. This is just another way to gain new perspectives and educate ourselves. The documentaries that are offered address “representations of Arabs and Muslims in Hollywood films, Islamophobia in U.S. news media, and the origins and evolution of Western attitudes towards the Middle East.”
One more resource to pass along is an article called, "Defining the Arab World and the Middle East." If you have ever wondered if Arab and Middle Eastern are the same, this is an incredibly quick read that helps distinguish between the two. We learned that the Arab world “is made up of the six founding members of the Arab League: Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, and Syria. The simplest way to figure out what nations make up the Arab world is to look at the 22 members of the Arab League. The 22 include Palestine which, although not an official state, is considered as such by the Arab League.”
We want your feedback!
Have you tried these treats before? Have you had other foods that come from Arab cultures? Or a comparable food that comes from a different part of the world? We were thinking that the benne wafers shared with FM in January may be similar to the barazek that you can try now. After tasting them, give us feedback on what you think about these or any of the past foods we’ve distributed (fac_diversity_team@mail.colostate.edu). Thanks for engaging with these resources, and please enjoy trying these snacks!
FM JEDI Team
Tom Satterly
Associate Vice President for Facilities Management
For Arab American Heritage Month in April, try a couple of these cultural treats!
From company Libanais Sweets (pronounced Lee-Ba-Nay) – a Lebanese American manufacturer and retailer of authentic Lebanese Baklava and sweets
Almond Basbousa/Hareesa/Nammoura – a sweet, spongy, semi-soft semolina cake garnished with almonds. The yeast gives it its spongy texture, and the sugar syrup gives it its distinctive extra sweet taste. This dessert goes by different names in different Middle Eastern cultures. Nammoura, pronounced (nam-mou-rah), is also called Basbousa (bas-bu-ssa) in Egypt and Harissa or Hareesa (Ha-ree-ssa) in Syria. The word Basbousa comes from the Arabic word that means “soaked” because it is soaked in sugar syrup. https://libanaissweets.com/products/almond-basbousa-hareesa-nammoura-semolina-cake.html
Ingredients: blend of farina, coconut, whole milk, heavy cream, sugar, 100% pure unhydrogenated vegetable ghee and rose water, topped with almonds.
Baklava (bɑ-kla-va) – a layered pastry dessert made of filo pastry, filled with chopped nuts, and sweetened with syrup or honey. The name baklava is used in many languages with minor phonetic and spelling variations. It is made differently depending on what culture it is coming from. It is a common dessert of Iranian, Turkish, and Arab cuisines, and many other countries. Included in the assortment are: Almond Fingers, Basma Pistachios, Walnut Squares, Asawer Pistachios, Bukaj Pistachios, Balourieh Pistachios, Borma Pistachios. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baklava
Ingredients: Wheat Flour, Water, Sugar, may contain Almonds, Cashews, Pistachios, Walnuts, Salt, 100% Pure unhydrogenated vegetable ghee, Lemon Juice, Orange Blossom, Rose Water
From company Anabtawi Sweets – one of the largest factories for sweets and coffee in the Middle East
Mamoul with Pistachio & Mamoul with Date – a shortbread cookie stuffed with date paste or chopped walnuts or pistachios, and dusted with powdered sugar. It is often eaten to usher in holidays such as Easter and Eid. https://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2017/04/11/522771745/maamoul-an-ancient-cookie-that-ushers-in-easter-and-eid-in-the-middle-east
Barazek, also spelled barazeq – Arab cookies with a sweet, buttery and nutty flavor, and a crisp and brittle texture. The main ingredient is sesame and often also contain pieces of pistachio. It is popular treat that can be found in most pastry shops throughout Lebanon, Jordan, Palestine, and Syria. It is one of the more traditional Palestinian desserts and is considered one of the most famous Syrian desserts.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barazek
Graibeh – Palestinian cookies made from flour and butter, infused with orange blossom water and topped with nuts similar to a shortbread cookie. https://seasonsofpalestine.wordpress.com/2014/03/29/graibeh
Ingredients for Mamoul, Barazek, & Graibeh: Sugar, Dough, Butter, Ghee, Pistachio, Date and Sesame
Note: JEDI Team searched for Arab cultural treats without gluten or nuts, but we were not successful in finding items to share. If any employees know of some great Arab American gluten free or nut free treats, we’d love to be educated on this. Please let us know.
PDF - FM Weekly Communication 20 APRIL 2022 - Issue 158
Mes de Patrimonio Árabe Americano
Comunicación Semanal de FM - 20 ABRIL 2022 - Edición 158
Estimados Colegas de FM,
Al inicio de este mes, el Departamento de Estado de los Estados Unidos reconoció a abril como el Mes Nacional del Patrimonio Árabe Americano. (Lea el comunicado de prensa aquí). El Equipo JEDI está entusiasmado por compartir información sobre algunas comidas diferentes de origen cultural árabe para que las prueben. Estas comidas serán colocadas en las salas de descanso de FM y los espacios compartidos en la próxima semana. (¡Más información sobre estas delicias en la siguiente página!) A menudo estas comidas acompañan las celebraciones recientes y otras que se aproximan, como la Pascua y Eid. Puede aprender más sobre Pascua y Eid en el sitio web de Britannica o lea este artículo, “¿Qué es Eid al-Fitr y cómo lo celebran los musulmanes? 6 respuestas a preguntas.”
Relacionado a las fiestas religiosas, la comida y la cultura árabe americana, Ramadán se practica entre algunos, pero no todos los árabes americanos. Los musulmanes que observan el ayuno de Ramadán desde el amanecer hasta el atardecer, desde aproximadamente el 2 de abril al 2 de mayo, 2022. Las fechas varían por un día, dependiendo del calendario de Arabia Saudita o el de Norteamérica. Ramadán está programado en el calendario lunar, y es aproximadamente 11 días más temprano cada año. (Aprenda más en el calendario de Fes, Creencias y Observaciones Religiosas de CSU o en el sitio web de Britannica.) Para los empleados de FM que quizá estén ayunando, por favor tomen una golosina para llevar a casa y disfrutar después de su ayuno.
Oportunidades Educacionales Adicionales
¿Le gusta ver películas? Queremos avisarle que Media Education Foundation está ofreciendo acceso gratuito de transmisión a documentales en abril para el Mes del Patrimonio Árabe Americano. Esto es solo una manera más de obtener nuevas perspectivas e información. Los documentales que se ofrecen abordan “la representación de árabes y musulmanes en las películas de Hollywood, islamofobia en los medios informativos de EU, y los orígenes y la evolución de las actitudes Occidentales hacia el Medio Oriente.”
Un recurso más para compartir es un artículo llamado, "Definiendo el Mundo Árabe y el Medio Oriente." Si alguna vez se ha preguntado si ser árabe o del medio oriente es lo mismo, esta es una breve lectura que ayuda a distinguir entre los dos. Aprendimos que el mundo árabe “consta de los seis miembros fundadores de la Liga Árabe: Egipto, Iraq, Jordania, Líbano, Arabia Saudita y Siria. La manera más sencilla de saber cuáles son las naciones que integran el mundo árabe es buscar los 22 miembros de la Liga Árabe. Los 22 incluyen Palestina que, aunque no es un estado oficial, es considerado uno por la Liga Árabe.”
¡Queremos su retroalimentación!
¿Ha probado estas golosinas anteriormente? ¿Ha probado otras comidas que provienen de las culturas árabes? ¿O alguna comida comparable que proviene de una parte diferente del mundo? Estábamos pensando que los benne wafers compartidos con FM en enero quizá sean similares al barazek que puede probar ahora. Después de probarlos, denos su retroalimentación sobre lo que opina sobre estos o cualquiera de las comidas anteriores que hemos distribuido (fac_diversity_team@mail.colostate.edu). ¡Gracias por utilizar estos recursos y por favor disfruten estas delicias!
Equipo JEDI de FM
Tom Satterly
Vicepresidente Asociado de Facilities Management
Para el Mes del Patrimonio Árabe Americano en abril, ¡pruebe algunas de estas delicias culturales!
De la compañía Libanais Sweets (pronunciado Lee-Ba-Nay) – un fabricante y minorista libanés americano de dulces y Baklava libaneses auténticos.
Basbousa/Hareesa/Nammoura de Almendra – un pastel de sémola, dulce, esponjoso, semisuave adornado con almendras. La levadura le da su textura esponjosa y la miel de azúcar le da su distintivo sabor extradulce. Este postre tiene diferentes nombres en las diferentes culturas del Medio Oriente. Nammoura, pronunciado (nam-mou-ra), también llamado Basbousa (bas-bu-sa) en Egipto y Harissa o Hareesa (Ha-ri-sa) en Siria. La palabra Basbousa proviene de la palabra árabe que significa “remojado” porque se remoja en miel de azúcar. https://libanaissweets.com/products/almond-basbousa-hareesa-nammoura-semolina-cake.html
Ingredientes: mezcla de farina, coco, leche entera, crema, azúcar, ghee vegetal 100% puro sin hidrogenar y agua de rosas, cubierto con almendras.
Baklava (bɑ-kla-va) – un postre en capas hecho con pasta filo, relleno con nueces picadas y endulzado con miel de azúcar o miel de abeja. El nombre baklava se usa en muchos idiomas con pequeñas variaciones fonéticas y de ortografía. Se elabora de maneras diferentes dependiendo de la cultura de la que proviene. Es un postre común de la cocina iraní, turca, y árabe, y de muchos otros países. Se incluyen en la variedad: Dedos de Almendra, Pistaches Basma, Cuadros de Nuez, Pistaches Asawer, Pistaches Bukaj, Pistaches Balourieh, Pistaches Borma. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baklava
Ingredientes: Harina de trigo, agua, azúcar, pueden contener almendras, anacardos, pistaches, nueces de castilla, sal, ghee vegetal 100% puro sin hidrogenar, jugo de limón, flor de naranjo, agua de rosas
De la compañía Anabtawi Sweets – una de las fábricas más grades de dulces y café en el Medio Oriente
Mamoul con Pistaches y Mamoul con Dátiles – una galleta de mantequilla rellena con pasta de dátiles, nueces de castilla o pistaches, y cubierta con azúcar glas. A menudo se come en las fiestas de Pascua y Eid. https://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2017/04/11/522771745/maamoul-an-ancient-cookie-that-ushers-in-easter-and-eid-in-the-middle-east
Barazek, también se escribe barazeq – galletas árabes con un sabor dulce, de mantequilla y nuez, y una textura crujiente y quebradiza. El ingrediente principal es ajonjolí y a menudo contiene pedazos de pistache. Es una golosina popular que puede encontrarse en la mayoría de las tiendas de pastas en Líbano, Jordania, Palestina y Siria. Es uno de los postres palestinos más tradicionales y se considera uno de los postres sirios más famosos.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barazek
Graibeh – Galletas palestinas elaboradas con harina y mantequilla, con infusión de agua de flor de naranjo y cubierto con nueces, similar a una galleta de mantequilla. https://seasonsofpalestine.wordpress.com/2014/03/29/graibeh
Ingredientes de Mamoul, Barazek y Graibeh: Azúcar, masa, mantequilla, ghee, pistaches, dátiles y ajonjolí.
Nota: El Equipo JEDI buscó golosinas de la cultura árabe sin gluten y sin nueces, pero no lograron encontrar estos para compartir. Si algún empleado sabe de alguna golosina árabe americana sin gluten o sin nueces, quisiéramos saber de estos. Por favor notifíquenos.
PDF - Comunicación Semanal de FM - 20 ABRIL 2022 - Edición 158
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¿No vio un mensaje? Vea los comunicados archivados abajo. ¿Está buscando el boletín informativo trimestral Facilities Focus de FM? Visite: https://www.fm.colostate.edu/facilitiesfocus.
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