We all have a decent person in our life who have been motivated us to do a job or something good, for example, motivating for cooking, and we always remind that person by smelling the aroma or the special taste of a meal. A taste of food that may have passed several generations to reach us. My grandmother believed that every season have their own food! That is, depending on the type of food, such as vegetables and fruits, that season also changes the variety of food. One of these foods, which is very dependent on the season, abdoogh khiar or persian cold cucumber and yogurt soup.
Ingredients
500gr yoghurt
3 cucumbers, diced
100gr raisin
100gr walnuts
2 tablespoons scallion
2 tablespoons dill
2 tablespoons summer savory
2 tablespoons tarragon
2 tablespoons basil
2 tablespoons mint
1 tablespoon crushed dried rose petals
Crushed dried bread
Water
Ice cubes
Instructions
Step 1
Stir the low-fat yogurt thoroughly. If you want to add that cream. Step 2
Add water to yogurt and stir slowly. Step 3
Crush the walnuts and add raisins, salt and pepper to the yogurt. Step 4
Dice cucumbers and add vegetables and dried rose petals to other ingredients. Step 5
Add ice cubes before serve. Serve with crushed dried bread.
Back to my brand new salad recipe! It’s the kind of salad I can never get enough of! Fresh and vibrantly colored! Eating it, makes me feel healthy and fresh. The dressing is so light and simple, with just a few ingredients. Fresh lime juice and a splash of oil. A pinch of salt and black pepper finish it off perfectly. Shirazi salad (in Persian salad shirazi ) is a popular and traditional Iranian salad. This salad originated from Shiraz city. Salad shirazi is made up of cucumber, tomato, onion and Persian garnish. Ingredients 3 small Persian cucumbers or 1 English cucumber, unpeeled 3 ripe, firm Roma tomatoes ¼ medium red onion Dressing ⅓ tablespoon kosher salt ¼ tablespoon freshly cracked black pepper 3 tablespoon fresh squeezed lime juice (about one medium lime) 2 tablespoon olive oil Salad shirazi recipe Instructions Step 1 Dice the cucumbers, tomatoes and red onion into small cubes. Add to a medium bowl. Step 2 In a small bowl use a whisk to c...
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