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| | name = Dag Meoushan | |||
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| | served = Cold | |||
| | main_ingredient = Smoked ] | |||
| | variations = Smoked with ] | |||
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| '''Dag Meoushan''' (]: דג מעושן means smoked fish) is a dish made of smoked trout. it is traditionally eaten as part of ], especially at breakfast, trout can be found in stream and rivers across the country as well as in the ], sometimes ] leaves are added.<ref>http://food.walla.co.il/item/2518228</ref> | |||
| ]s can be found in streams and rivers from the nothern parts of southern Israel to the north of the country. | |||
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