Bedouin Coffee Two. The second cup of coffee to be poured and tasted by the guest himself. The third cup of coffee to be poured. It is drunk by the guest. The Bedouin are very skillful in making special foods for themselves and their guests.
Pine nuts are tasteful when added.
One of the beautiful habits of the Bedouin is that when a guest arrives on horseback, the Bedouin asks permission to feed the horse himself. The Bedouin are very intelligent, using stars and planets at night and following the footprints of man and animal during the day to determine exactly where they are headed. The Sheik is the leader of the tribe. Instead of signing an agreement, he has a stamp on which his name is written to give his approval. This Arabic expression means that when a child is born, a lamb or goat is sacrificed.