Ghaliyeh Mahi - Persian Spicy Fish, Herb and Tamarind Stew
Ghaliyeh Mahi is a southern Iranian dish. The pleasant sourness of tamarind combined with the heat of cayenne pepper and the distinct flavour of coriander and fenugreek make this dish a must-try experience for your taste buds!
Khoresh-e Anjir-e Hami - Hami’s Royal Fig Stew
Hami’s Royal Fig Stew is a groundbreaking culinary creation that blends the richness of Persian-inspired flavours with modern elegance. At its heart are tender lamb shanks, slow-cooked with aromatic cardamom, cinnamon, and saffron, creating a deeply spiced and luxurious broth. The natural sweetness of caramelised black figs pairs beautifully with the nutty essence of walnuts, adding layers of complexity and texture. Brightened with fresh lemon juice and balanced with a delicate hint of sweetness, each ingredient is meticulously chosen to create a symphony of flavours that embody both tradition and luxury.
Morghe Torsh - Persian Herb and Walnut Sour Chicken
Morgh-e Torsh is a mouthwatering dish from the northern Iranian provinces of Gilan and Mazandaran.
Like many other shomali (northern) dishes, this braised chicken dish includes different herbs, pomegranate molasses and walnuts - A heavenly combination! You’ve probably heard me say, from southern Ghaliye Maahi to northern Morgh-e Torsh - Iranians love sour food more than any other taste.
Khoresh-e Kadoo Halvaei – Persian Lamb and Pumpkin Stew
Khoresh-e Kadoo Halvaei is a Persian autumn stew of tender lamb and golden pumpkin with sour prunes, cardamom and saffron. Serve it with saffron rice and crispy tahdig, finished with slivered pistachios.
Khoresh-e Pesteh - Persian Pistachio Stew
Khoresh-e Pesteh is originally from Rafsanjan - a city in the Central District of Rafsanjan County, Kerman Province, Iran. It’s prepared with the best native pistachios. Pistachio stew is considered a kind of royal food and is cooked for special gatherings and ceremonies.
Khoresh-e Karafs – Lamb Celery And Herb Stew
Khoresh-e Karafs is a hearty lamb and herb stew with celery. Fresh lemon juice allows you to add sourness to your liking. It’s one of those dishes, that I didn’t like as a kid and I cannot tell you how much I regret that! If you love Ghormeh Sabzi, you'll likely love Khoresh-e Karafs as well.
Khoresh-e Bamieh – Persian Lamb and Okra Stew
Khoresh-e Bamieh is a tasty lamb and okra stew from southern Iran. If you’re familiar with Persian food, you know, that we love a hint of sourness in our stews. In this dish the sourness comes from tamarind paste. This is an ingredient, that is used quite a lot in southern Iran.
Khoresh-e Aloo Esfenaj – Golden Sour Prune and Spinach Stew
Khoresh-e Aloo Esfenaj is a mouthwatering Persian lamb, golden sour prune and spinach stew, that has a subtle sweet and sour taste. This dish doesn’t require much prep time, as all of the magic happens in the pot - as with so many Persian stews.