Ghormeh Sabzi — Persian Herb Stew
Iran's most beloved dish — a deeply fragrant stew of slow-cooked lamb, seven fresh herbs, dried limes and kidney beans that's been eaten for over 2,000 years.
Ghormeh sabzi, kebabs, rice — Iran's 2,500-year culinary tradition.
Iran's most beloved dish — a deeply fragrant stew of slow-cooked lamb, seven fresh herbs, dried limes and kidney beans that's been eaten for over 2,000 years.
Iran's most celebrated dish: saffron-infused chicken stew served over jewelled barberry and saffron rice.
Iran's most distinctive stew: chicken slow-braised in a rich, sour-sweet walnut and pomegranate molasses sauce.
A hearty Persian soup filled with noodles, beans, and herbs.
A crispy, golden Persian rice dish with a delectable crust.
The coveted crispy golden rice crust from the bottom of the Persian rice pot — crunchy, buttery perfection.
Saffron and lemon-marinated chicken kababs — one of Iran's most popular grilled dishes.
A thick Persian noodle soup with beans, herbs, and kashk (whey) — the ultimate Iranian comfort food.
A saffron rice cake layered with yogurt-marinated chicken — a showstopping Persian party dish.
A vibrant Persian herb frittata packed with fresh herbs, walnuts, and barberries — served at every Nowruz celebration.