thepersianpot.com
Eshkeneh (Persian Onion Soup) | The Persian Pot
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Home of Persian Food Recipes. Eshkeneh (Persian Onion Soup). October 12, 2015. October 18, 2015. Eshkeneh is a traditional Iranian soup originally from Khorasan province, But it’s popular all around Iran. There are various types of Eshkene, such as fenugreek, tomato Eshkene, and quince Eshkene. It’s a pleasant and quick soup, normally served with bread as an appetizer, dinner or a light lunch. It is also a vegetarian soup. Chopped mint, dry or fresh. Fenugreek, chopped *optional. Black pepper to taste.
theunmanlychef.com
Lamb Shanks & Herbed Basmati Rice with Fava Beans
http://theunmanlychef.com/2014/10/09/lamb-shanks-herbed-basmati-rice-fava-beans
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simiskitchenblog.wordpress.com
Celebrating Mehragan with foodie friends | Simi's Kitchen
https://simiskitchenblog.wordpress.com/2014/10/08/celebrating-mehragan-with-foodie-friends
Home of Persian cuisine. Simi Rezai 2016. Celebrating Mehragan with foodie friends. I’m quiet excited as I write this blog on a rainy autumnal day in Bath. This blog is part of a global Persian / Irani food bloggers recipe roundup. This is the second one we are doing, after the success of our Nowruz. Recipe roundup initiated by Sanam, of My Persian Kitchen. At the bottom of this post, you’ll see links to the other delicious recipes and accompanying stories relating to the ancient Irani festival of. Was r...
farsi.mycaldron.com
پیوند های خوشمزه | آتشی که نمیرد
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اینجا در باره آشپزی، باغبانی، هنر، جامعه، سیاست و خلاصه زندگی مینویسم. Tehran: the city of hospitality, diversity and mouth watering STREET FOODS. چه آش رشته ای و چه نانهای خو شمزه ای. برداشت طلای سرخ خراسان جنوبی. In Tehran, the Best Part of Waking Up: A Sheep’s Head on Your Plate. Hassan Najjar readies a traditional Iranian breakfast, a soup of sheep’s head, hooves and brains called. Washington Post Foreign Service, Friday, March 13, 2009. برداشت گ ل محمدی از. پیتزا ی ساخت یک عکاس و موزیسین! شوید باقال...
mizeghaza.com
میزغذا » دمنوش خانه طهران
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دور میز غذا درباره همه چی حرف میزنیم از جمله غذا. Laquo; پیراشکی میکری. مرغ ترش به شکل میزغذا. ۲۱ خرداد ماه ۱۳۹۲ نوشته سورملینا. راستش نمیدونم چند نفر از شما با اصطلاح دمنوش و دمنوش خانه آشنا هستید. فکر کنم تعداد کمی! در هر حال من یه عالمه مطلب در این باره دارم که الان همه اش رو بهتون میگم! نزدیک محل سکونت ما، حدود دو سه ماهی هست این مکان ایجاد شده. خیلی دلم میخواست حتما یه سر برم و ببینم اونجا چه خبره! یه عالمه هم اطلاعات کسب کردم و هیجان زده خواستم برای شما هم اونا رو بگم! تفاوت این گیاهان با گیاهان تو...
localmilkblog.com
Local Milk | garlic ginger collard greens + eggs & feta
http://localmilkblog.com/2015/07/garlic-ginger-collard-greens-eggs-feta.html
Wander japan pt. 2 : kiso valley. 01 monday milktape storytellers. Garlic ginger collard greens eggs & feta. July 28th, 2015. It’s so simple. Collards (found in such abundance at the farmer’s market this time of year) lightly sautéed in a cast iron skillet with ginger, garlic, shallot, and a squeeze of lemon. Season to taste. When the greens are wilted, you lightly fry farm eggs nestled in the greens atop small pats of butter (I’ve been making my own lately! Garlic ginger collard greens eggs and feta.
ouryearinspain.com
Our Preparations – Our Year In Spain
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Our Year In Spain. An Australian family with European heritage decides to shake things up and spend a year in Granada, Spain. Why we went to Spain. Your Year in Spain. So we’ve made the decision to move to Spain for a year. Where does one begin to prepare for a year in Spain? How to finance such a trip? Will we be able to work? Unlikely that we can work in Spain but we can do bits and pieces remotely back to Australia and spend our time studying Spanish, trying new things and supporting the children.
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