Salt Bae strikes again with an epic new trick in Abu Dhabi

Watch and be entertained.

Remember #SaltBae? You know, the Turkish chef who sprinkled his way into the hearts of millions with his meat seasoning skills? 

Well, unless you've been living under a rock for the past few months, you wouldn't have missed Dubai-based chef and internet sensation Nusret Gökçe, who owns 3 Nusr-et steakhouses in Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Turkey. 

Because, seriously, how could one miss that? 

Gökçe is back, and this time he's here to teach you how to make carpaccio, an Italian appetizer consisting of thin slices of raw beef.

And if you thought the last video of him that went viral was crazy, wait till you see this one. 

The catching of the meat with a knife! The epic music! The pounding! And to top it all off, the salt. 

Oh, Salt Bae, never stop being so extra. 

Remembering Stavro Jabra, Lebanon's talented caricaturist

The artist died on March 12 at the age of 70.

Lebanon's leading caricaturist and photographer Stavro Jabra passed away on Sunday at the age of 70 after a long battle with illness. 

The man, who would become a legend in the world of caricature was widely renowned for his work, which was published locally, regionally and internationally. 

Born in 1947,  he first took an interest in the art of cartooning during his years in high school. His earliest caricatures were published in 1967 in Al Sayad magazine, officially launching his career.

Jabra was also a photographer. In a series of photographs, he documented Lebanon's civil war (1975- 1990) as well as the post war years. He was honored as one of the best Contemporary Photographers of the Lebanese War by French magazine, Photo

Jabra's work has been published in numerous local and international publications including: L'Orient Du Jour, Al Anwar, Al Balad, Sada Lubnan, Flash, Al Dostoor, Al Jarida, The Daily Star and many more. 

His photographs, sketches and cartoons tackled politics, social issues and many other topics. Sarcastic but eloquent, his work always poignantly portrayed his vision of the truth. 

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Photography

Jabra was also seen as an important social figure in Lebanon. As soon as news of his passing began circulating, people took to Twitter and other social media platforms to mourn his death and honor his memory through the hashtags - #StavroJabra & #ستافرو_جبرا 

Jabra's legacy lives on through an incredibly rich collection of works that will forever be remembered.