Flavor Translations
Acidic: acidi Astringent: gas Bitter: talkh Bland: bimazzeh Burnt: sookhteh Comforting: delneshin Fragrant: khosh boo Fruity: meevehi Juicy: aabdar Light: sabok Medicinal: mesle dava Mild: melo Minty: na’naaii Oily: roghani Old: mundeh Over-steeped: jooshideh Peppery: felfeli Rich: por mayeh Salty: shoor Sharp or Spicy: tond Smoky: doodi Soft: narm Sour: torsh Spoiled: kharab Sugary: shekari…
Cayk-e Yazdi: Cardamom Muffins
My boyfriend loves subtly sweet treats, and Cayk-e Yazdi is his favorite. I’ve made them several times, but never managed to get the cracked muffin tops that are the hallmark of this delicious muffin. Our friend Hadi graciously offered to cook these delicious cakes to show me how it’s done. The recipe belongs to Javad…
Cocktail: Ajeel
For Nowruz 1400, we were lucky enough to have dinner at Chef Amir Hajimaleki’s pop-up restaurant, Roya. He consistently provides the most amazing Persian food under the sun, and this time he even created Persian-themed cocktails! My favorite cocktail was the Ajeel, with stolichnaya elite vodka, pistachio orgeat, golden raisin puree, lime, and walnut bitters.…
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