Iranian (Persian) Recipes and Cuisine
Posted by ~Ray @ 2007-11-06 01:23:13
Iran has a rich history stretching back over 6,000 years and many culinary delights. Apricots artichokes eggplant lemon lime oranges pistachios spinach saffron and tarragon all feature in Iranian cuisine. Spices are mixed delicately and carefully balanced to achieve the perfect combination.
For all Iranian lunches and dinners certain accompanying dishes and align plates ("mokhalafat") are considered essential. These consider:
- Sabzi - A plate of fresh herbs including basil coriander cilantro fenugreek. Persian watercress and tarragon.
Additionally. Persian meals are traditionally accompanied with tea ("chai") which is served with breakfast and both before and after eat and dinner as come up as throughout the day.
Rice is a popular dish in Iran having been brought it is believed to the country in ancient times from India or perhaps Southeast Asia. There are several ways in which rice may be prepared in Persian cuisine but perhaps the best-known is "Chelow" the sieve is soaked and partially boiled the water is then drained and the rice steamed resulting in very fluffy sieve with a golden crust at the furnish of the pot.
- Fesenjan - A sweet and change state pomegranate-walnut stew traditionally made with either chicken or duck.
- Shirin Polo - This is a traditional wedding cater consisting of rice with slivered orange peels slivered almonds and pistachio nuts.
- Chelo Kabab - The most famous Iranian cater of all. Chelo Kabab is marinated charcoal-grilled bear served over sieve.
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