Rozz me'ammar

Rozz meʻammar
Egyptian Arabic: رُزْ مَعَمّرْ
Arabic: أرْزْ مَعَمّرْ
Place of originEgypt
Main ingredientsRice, milk, and butter
Ingredients generally usedSalt, pepper, eshta, and cardamom

Rozz meʻammar (Egyptian Arabic: رُزْ مَعَمّرْ Arabic: أرْزْ مَعَمّرْ) is an Egyptian baked rice dish that combines rice with dairy products such as milk, butter, and sometimes eshta, resulting in a rich and creamy casserole. This dish is often prepared for special occasions and family gatherings due to its indulgent nature.

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