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picture of recipeRose Water and Cardamom Custard Recipe - Food.com
custard,    pistachio,    cardamom,    sugar,    rose syrup,    whipped cream,    milk
A traditional custard eaten in Saudi and neighbouring Gulf countries.
Serving Size: 1 (155) g   Servings Per Recipe: 4   AMT. PER SERVING % DAILY VALUE   Calories: 394.6   Calories from Fat 170 g 43 %   To...


picture of recipePistachio And Cardamom Date Balls Recipe
pistachio,    cardamom,    date,    water
Its very simple to make, and requires no cooking!(Coat your hands in oil a bit so that the date mix won't stick to them when your rolling it.)Recipe from net.
Take dates out of water and make sure...


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picture of recipeJordanian Lamb Mansaf - A delicious rice dish from Cook Eat World
butter,    lamb shoulder,    bulgur wheat,    tomato paste,    olive oil,    pistachio,    pine nut,    cashew,    almond,    pepper,    parsley,    mint,    cinnamon,    cumin,    cardamom,    bay leaf,    onion,    garlic,    salt,    rice,    yogurt (plain)
Jordanian Lamb Mansaf is an alluring combination of meat, spice, nuts and rice. Treasured around the Middle East. Get the recipe.
Rinse the rice 2-3 times until the water runs clear. Then cover in col...


picture of recipeHelawat Al Jazr - Iraqi Sweet Carrots Recipe - Food.com
butter,    lemon peel,    pistachio,    pine nut,    almond,    cardamom,    currant (zante),    carrot,    sugar,    milk,    flour
This is a sweet dish from The Arabian Delights Cookbook
Serving Size: 1 (322) g   Servings Per Recipe: 4   AMT. PER SERVING % DAILY VALUE   Calories: 462.3   Calories from Fat 121 g 26 %   Total Fat 13.4 g...


picture of recipeNan-E Nokhochi Persian Cookies Recipe - Food.com
chickpea flour,    oil,    pistachio,    cardamom,    sugar,    rose syrup,    ghee
My favorite Iranian cookie! These are made from chickpea flour and have such a unique and lovely taste. They melt right in your mouth and are irresistible. They pair nicely with tea.
Serving Size: 1 (...


picture of recipeSholeh Zard- Saffron Rice Pudding Recipe - Food.com
corn oil,    oil,    pistachio,    almond,    saffron,    cinnamon,    cardamom,    rice,    sugar,    rose syrup,    water
This Persian dessert is absolutely delicious! Although it takes awhile to cook, it is fairly low-maintenance. Adapted from Najmieh Batmanglij's Persian Cooking for a Healthy Kitchen.
Serving Size:...


picture of recipePersian Charoset Recipe - Food.com
pistachio,    almond,    pepper,    cloves,    cinnamon,    cardamom,    banana,    date,    orange,    pomegranate,    raisin,    apple,    vinegar,    wine
I love this variation! It is a fun addition to bring to a seder for something a little different. I got this from my friend Dale who got it from a magazine article written by Joan Schwartz Michel
Serv...


picture of recipePersian pistachio-cardamom thins
egg whites,    pistachio,    cardamom,    salt,    sugar,    flour
1) Preheat the oven to 180C/Gas 4. Prepare a 28cm by 18cm by 4cm deep baking pan by lining with greaseproof paper. 2) Combine the sugar and cardamom in a small bowl, and mix with a spoon to combine. B...





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