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Soup-e Shir - Savory Creamy Milk Soup

Soup-e Shir – Savory Creamy Milk Soup

Do you ever get that feeling? It’s a freezing winter night, and everything outside looks grey and gloomy. You want something to warm you up from the inside out. My Soup-e Shir—Savory Creamy Milk Soup—totally fits the bill! It’s super easy to make and tastes creamy and delicious. If you’re looking to make a soup that’s fresh, healthy, and really yummy, this is it. Your family will love it, especially the kids who usually turn their noses up at mushrooms. This post is my participation in Zorra Kochtopf.me blog event: Baby, it’s cold outside! Time for something warm and comforting from the kitchen!

Festive Dubai Chocolate Dates

Festive Dubai Chocolate Dates

Imagine a cozy winter evening with a warm cup of tea, your favorite tunes playing in the background, and in front of you, a plate of shiny, festive dates packed with holiday spices and a satisfying crunch. These dates are filled with Kadayif, a Turkish shredded dough, creamy tahini, pistachio butter, and pistachio paste. You can already smell the Gingerbread spices in the air as you grab your first date. One bite, and you’ll feel like you’ve been whisked away to the vibrant markets of the Orient. That’s what makes Festive Dubai Dates so special – they combine sweetness, spice, and a touch of Middel East magic. They’re not just delicious but also add a warm, festive vibe that’s perfect for the holidays. Whether you’re entertaining friends or on the lookout for a unique gift, these dates will definitely wow everyone. So, why not spice up your holiday celebrations with a little taste of Dubai? Watch my preparation video on Instagram

Shirini Ghandi Qazvin - Simple Persian Sugar Cookies

Shirini Ghandi Qazvin – Simple Persian Sugar Cookies

Today, I’m opening the fifth door of the Culinary Advent Calendar from 1x umrühren bitte, aka Kochtopf.me, and behind it is a sweet treat from Iran: Shirini Ghandi Qazvin – Simple Persian Sugar Cookies (شیرینی قزوین) or Nan-e Ghandi (نون قندی). These little cookies are so delicate they practically melt in your mouth, and they’re super easy to whip up. You only need a handful of ingredients: flour, powdered sugar, shortening or coconut fat (the original is made with Ghee), and cardamom. It’s this simplicity that makes them special. Cardamom gives them a unique flavor, but if you’re not into that, they’re just as tasty with a splash of vanilla extract. The mix of cardamom scent and the gentle sweetness makes them stand out. The cool thing? You don’t have to let the dough rise, rest, or chill. So, give the recipe for these yummy Shirini Ghandi a try and see how they turn out! Watch my preparation video on Instagram

Persian Vermicelli Soup

Persian Vermicelli Soup

As the days get shorter and the air gets cooler, there’s nothing like enjoying a hot bowl of soup. In Iran, we love our Persian Vermicelli Soup (Soup-e Vermicelli ba Morgh) – it’s a classic dish in every Persian home that warms you up. It’s simple but flavorful, bringing together tender chicken broth, delicate vermicelli noodles, fresh veggies, and fragrant herbs. The smell takes me back to those cozy evenings in Tehran, gathered around the table with family after a long day. Want to bring that warmth into your home? Give this recipe a try and see how this hearty soup can win you over! Watch my preparation video on Instagram

Mahi Kabab ba Somagh – Sumac Roasted Fish

Mahi Kabab ba Somagh – Sumac Roasted Fish

Sometimes, a single scent or bite can awaken cherished memories. For me, it’s the irresistible aroma of Mahi Kabab ba Somagh – Sumac Roasted Fish that instantly transports me back to the shores of the Caspian Sea (Shomal). Our summer holidays were filled with long days by the water, often ending in cozy seaside huts. There, we enjoyed “Mahi-e Kababi” – freshly caught whole fish, grilled right before our eyes and served with crusty bread, sumac onions, and a squeeze of lemon. Today, I recreate that flavor in my kitchen – effortlessly and in no time. Using my contact grill, I can prepare Mahi Kabab ba Somagh – Sumac Roasted Fish – in just 10 minutes. Try it for yourself and bring the taste of the Caspian Sea to your plate! Watch my preparation Video on Instagram

Pomegranate Bundt Cake

Pomegranate Bundt Cake

Happy National Bundt Cake Day! Today, we’re celebrating something truly special – the Bundt cake, which many of us hold dear. This delightful cake not only brings back fond memories but also offers us a wonderful opportunity to explore new flavors together. Picture this: a fluffy, moist Bundt cake, filled with bright, juicy pomegranate seeds and juice. Doesn’t that sound incredible? The Pomegranate Bundt Cake is not just a feast for the eyes; it’s also incredibly simple to make! You might feel a twinge of hesitation before cutting into something so beautiful, but trust me, it’s completely worth it. Enjoy that first bite! Watch my preparation video on Instagram

Cottage Cheese Bread with Turmeric

Cottage Cheese Bread with Turmeric

Hello bread lover and fitness fan! For today’s World Bread Day, I’ve got an exciting new bread trend for you that’s not only super tasty but also packed with protein. Today, it’s all about the TikTok hype: Cottage Cheese Bread! Yes, you heard right – bread made from cottage cheese! Of course, I had to tweak the recipe a bit, and that’s how my Cottage Cheese Bread with Turmeric was born. You only need a few basics: cottage cheese (the star of the recipe), eggs, flour, baking powder, turmeric, and salt. Just mix everything together, pop it in the oven, and in no time, you’ll have a protein-rich, delicious bread! It’s perfect for any meal and so quick to make that you’ll want to bake it again and again. So grab your cottage cheese, check if you have the ingredients in your pantry, and bake yourself this yummy bread for World Bread Day! Watch my preparation video on Instagram

Torsh-e Tareh - Vegetarian Herb Stew with Egg

Torsh-e Tareh – Vegetarian Herb Stew with Egg

Today, I’d like to take you on a little culinary adventure to the lush, green north of Iran. To a region called Gilan, where a real gem of a dish awaits: Torsh-e Tareh, a vegetarian herb stew with egg. This dish, lovingly known as Torshi Tareh, is bursting with flavors and healthy ingredients, making it a true standout in Persian cuisine. What really sets Torsh-e Tareh apart is its traditional preparation method in a special clay pot called a gamadj. This unique cooking method gives the stew its unmatched, rich taste. But don’t worry if you don’t have a gamadj at home—you can easily make this dish in a regular pot and still enjoy all the deliciousness it has to offer. If you’re in the mood for something healthy, aromatic, and authentically Persian, Torsh-e Tareh is definitely worth a try. This dish captures the heart and soul of Gilan and brings it right to your table, offering a taste of Iran that you won’t soon forget. Whether you’re already a fan of Persian cuisine or …

Italian Michelin Star Cuisine at Carmelo Greco in Frankfurt

Italian Michelin Star Cuisine at Carmelo Greco in Frankfurt

*Press dinner – Italian star cuisine Carmelo Greco in Frankfurt* Since last summer, Carmelo Greco and Benedetto Russo have been working together as an amazing team, shaping the unique character of their Michelin-starred Italian restaurant, Carmelo Greco, in Frankfurt. Their partnership, built on deep respect and a shared passion for cooking, is truly inspiring. Carmelo, with his decades of experience and keen instinct, has found the perfect partner in Benedetto, a passionate 28-year-old Sicilian. Together, they have taken the restaurant to new heights, creating a cuisine that beautifully balances Sicilian tradition and innovation. It’s truly captivating to see how seamlessly they infuse their love of cooking into their creations. Watch my video on Instagram

Gozleme with Spinach and Feta Cheese

Gozleme with Spinach and Feta Cheese

Picture yourself in a lively Turkish market, surrounded by the irresistible aromas of freshly baked goodies. The chefs are bustling around their sizzling pots, and the air is filled with the delicious scent of warm bread and fragrant herbs. That’s exactly how it smells in my kitchen, and soon in yours too, maybe! Today, I’m excited to share with you the recipe for gözleme with spinach and feta, a delightful Turkish street food. It’s a simple yet mouthwatering specialty from Anatolian cuisine. The thin, crispy dough is packed with tender spinach and creamy feta cheese. The first bite is an absolute treat: the creamy feta blends beautifully with the flavorful spinach, and the light crispiness of the crust creates the perfect balance. Enjoy! watch my preparation video on Instagram