I had a different post planned for today but it’ll just have to wait, because, I mean, look at this bunch of Read More
I had a different post planned for today but it’ll just have to wait, because, I mean, look at this bunch of Read More
“Persian rice is hands down the best rice in the world. For me it was a revelation, tender, each grain separate, and Read More
Here are some things to cover before we tackle the holy-grail of Persian rice making — in random no-rhyme-or-reason-order: RICE: QUALITY MATTERS Read More
A year ago my mom and I posted our very first Persian food recipe — for a huge rice-meatball stuffed with prunes, Read More
Last year when coloring eggs for the Norooz haftseen, I pledged to make homemade dye next time around. Before I knew it Read More
Tut. Toot. Toote! However you spell it, it is the little adorable mulberry-fruit-shaped Persian treat made from ground almonds, cardamom and rosewater; Read More
An iconic Norooz custom is creating a still-life tableau called HaftSeen — literally meaning: “Seven S’s” — a display of at least Read More
We interrupt our regularly scheduled programming (on Persian food and Norooz and spring and all that is blossoming and sprouting and Read More
Sabzeh, symbolizing birth and growth, is an integral part of the Persian New Year’s Haft Seen spread. It’s such an optimistic Read More
Edited on December 26, 2014 to add: This is the recipe that I used to make fesenjan for a New Read More