A delightful reader of this blog recently requested a recipe for stuffed peppers. I have a terrifying backlog of posts and chores Read More
A delightful reader of this blog recently requested a recipe for stuffed peppers. I have a terrifying backlog of posts and chores Read More
Pictured here is what we call chaghal’eh badoom in Iran — known as fresh (or green or spring) almond here in the 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
For your viewing pleasure: Cliff Notes for “anâr doon kardan” — as promised.
Last time, Felfeli and I showed you how to deseed a pomegranate in a simple Persian process of doon kardan that Read More
Khorma is the Persian word for “date” and aloo is the word for “plum.” Put them together (khorma + aloo) and Read More
Ah, turnip! Or shalgham joon, as I call you in Farsi, I can’t say I have fond childhood memories of you. Probably Read More
Some people are prickly lots and a trial to deal with. In Farsi we have a saying for challenging beings like that: Read More
Do fava beans remind you of Hanibal Lecter? Me too! Perhaps it’s time to make a different association, a happier and Read More
Koofteh is the pick for Fig & Quince’s debut cooking post by the popular demand – of our stomachs. Luckily, as Read More