New Years of 2007 and our family journey into the Restaurant industry began. Our father had the brilliant idea of opening the restaurant in Old Town, Alexandria. We were confident that our Lebanese roots and family bond would give us both the support and the team we needed to make Layla’s a massive success! With […]
Garlic Vegetable Medley Jalapeno Cilantro Garlic Whip™ Ingredients Layla’s Jalapeño Cilantro Garlic Whip™ Asparagus Broccoli Red Onions Sweet Potatoes Zucchini Thyme Leaves Salt Pepper Cayenne Pepper Find Layla’s Garlic WhipTM Directions Preheat oven to 375° Chop up the asparagus, broccoli, and zucchini into small, even pieces Dice the red onions Cube the sweet potatoes Add […]
Sun-dried Tomato & Pesto Panini Sun-dried Tomato Garlic Whip™ Ingredients 2 Slices Whole Grain Bread 1-2 Tablespoons Pesto 1-2 Tablespoons Layla’s Sun-dried Tomato Garlic Whip™ 3 Tomato Slices 3-4 Slices Mozzarella Find Layla’s Garlic WhipTM Directions Preheat a griddle or panini press to high, spray it lightly with olive oil Spread one slice of bread […]
Honey Garlic Mashed Potatoes Honey Garlic Whip™ Ingredients 1/2 Cup Layla’s Honey Garlic Whip™ 4 Russet Potatoes 2 Tablespoon Salt 1 Cup Milk 1 Teaspoon Rosemary 1 Teaspoon Thyme Additional Salt and Pepper To Taste Find Layla’s Garlic WhipTM Directions Put on a large pot of water to boil Wash, peel, and cube russet potatoes […]
Garlic Bread Recipe Original Garlic Whip™ Ingredients Layla’s Original Garlic Whip™ French Baguette Fresh Basil Leaves 2 Tomatoes Shredded Mozzarella Cheese Find Layla’s Garlic WhipTM Directions Heat oven to 350° Cut the side of the baguette so there’s an opening Spread Layla’s Garlic Whip™ in that opening Add the basil leaves, tomatoes, and shredded Mozzarella […]
Our parents (Michael and Mathil) married on January 28th, 1983 in their hometown Maazeret Toufah, Lebanon. It didn’t take long for the newlyweds to make their way over to the United States and start building their American dream. Our father had already established momentum and they knew the United States was exactly the move they […]
Our great-grandfather, Mansour, was born in Pittsburgh in 1885 and travelled back with his parents to Lebanon in 1911 where he resided until passing away in 1965. Our grandfather was going through his late father’s briefcase and came across a document in which he discovered was a birth certificate. He later took it to the […]