Fatayer are small, triangular or boat-shaped baked pastries filled with savory mixtures such as spinach with onions and sumac (sabanekh), spiced ground beef or lamb, or crumbled white cheese with herbs. The dough is soft and slightly chewy, made with flour, yeast, and olive oil, and baked until golden. Popular throughout the Levant, Palestinian fatayer—especially in Jerusalem, Ramallah, and Nablus—are often served warm during Ramadan, gatherings, or as a street snack, offering a perfect balance of richness and tanginess.

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