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I love it, he says, comparing the buzz of Abu Dhabi and Dubai with the more depressed economic mood in London where Rhodes first made his name. The menu at Rhodes 44 reflects his talent for re-imagining classic British food; here that means using Arabic seasonings to spice up more traditional fare. Dishes for dinner at Rhodes 44, which is also open for breakfast and lunch, include parsnip and date soup, homemade steak and kidney dumplings,[http://tiewoba.com/home.php?mod=space&uid=20039 ], seared sumac and pistachio king prawns with tahini sauce, a popular mixed grill and sticky toffee pudding. I have collected endless cookery books of Arabic cuisine, he says. I try to add my personality. 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