Thursday, March 22, 2012
Happy Nowruz! A Basic Guide to Celebrating Persian New Year!
For those who are interested in learning about the ancient Persian New Year celebration, this post is a simple and brief step by step guide on how to prepare for Nowruz from before, during and after the Sal-e Tahvil (Vernal Equinox). It may be somewhat late to write about these tips now but I hope future readers will find it useful.
Events leading up to Nowruz:
Khaneh Tekani:
Friday, March 9, 2012
Mahi - Fish (Fried, Smoked or Baked) Persian New Year's Day Lunch/Dinner
A traditional Nowruz lunch or dinner always includes a platter of sabzi polow (mixed herb rice) with mahi (fish). The fish is usually served either doodi (smoked/salted) or sorkh kardeh (pan-fried). There are many wonderful fish varieties in Iran, from darya-ye Khazar (Caspian Sea) in the north and khalij-e Fars (Persian Gulf) regions in the south and each region has its own selection of
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