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The Chef in Progress. It is never too late. Author Archives: Newsha The Chef in Progress. About Newsha The Chef in Progress. It is never too late Newsha. October 28, 2013. Newsha The Chef in Progress. This is not a Persian dish, but we do have something similar to this. Instead of Tahini sauce we use yogurt. My friend Asa brought me this amazing cook book called “Jerusalem”. I absolutely love this book, yes I do read cooking books for fun🙂. Meanwhile I boiled two eggs. Kalam Polo (Cabbage and Rice).
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The Chef in Progress. It is never too late. Monthly Archives: February 2013. February 1, 2013. Newsha The Chef in Progress. My first Guacamole was a success. Alton Brown is such a charming man and a great teacher. I watched his video 10 times and laugh harder every time I watched it, until I realized I was late for the party. Alton Brown and Guac. Kalam Polo (Cabbage and Rice). Orange Stew … Nope! My Mom’s Chicken Recipe. Follow Blog via Email. Join 6 other followers. Blog at WordPress.com.
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The Chef in Progress. It is never too late. Monthly Archives: October 2013. October 28, 2013. Newsha The Chef in Progress. This is not a Persian dish, but we do have something similar to this. Instead of Tahini sauce we use yogurt. My friend Asa brought me this amazing cook book called “Jerusalem”. I absolutely love this book, yes I do read cooking books for fun🙂. I picked Sabih out of this book. And we really enjoyed the taste and also the smell. Lovely. Meanwhile I boiled two eggs. October 13, 2013.
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The Chef in Progress. It is never too late. Monthly Archives: June 2013. June 9, 2013. Newsha The Chef in Progress. My mom’s best friend is in town and will be here for couple more weeks, so I wanted to host a party for her and her family. It felt like my mom was coming over for dinner. I visited one of my favorite blogs: Turmeric and Saffron. There she had a recipe for a Sour Stew: Morgh-e-Torsh. Absolutely delicious. I also made some white Basmati rice to go with it. Dinner was a success. Create a free...
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The Chef in Progress. It is never too late. June 9, 2013. Newsha The Chef in Progress. My mom’s best friend is in town and will be here for couple more weeks, so I wanted to host a party for her and her family. It felt like my mom was coming over for dinner. I visited one of my favorite blogs: Turmeric and Saffron. There she had a recipe for a Sour Stew: Morgh-e-Torsh. Absolutely delicious. I also made some white Basmati rice to go with it. Then I decided to try the Asparagus Frittata: Kookooye Marhoobeh.
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The Chef In Progress. Friday, May 4, 2012. I have been using Blogger for 10 years and it is hard for me to say that I decided to move on to Wordpress. Hope they make it better for people to comment on my blog. Come and join me over there: The Chef in Progress. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Places I find Peace. For the Love of Cooking. This Week for Dinner. View my complete profile. Picture Window template. Template images by Synergee.
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The Chef In Progress. Friday, May 4, 2012. I have been using Blogger for 10 years and it is hard for me to say that I decided to move on to Wordpress. Hope they make it better for people to comment on my blog. Come and join me over there: The Chef in Progress. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Places I find Peace. For the Love of Cooking. This Week for Dinner. View my complete profile. Picture Window template. Template images by Synergee.
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The Chef in Progress | It is never too late
The Chef in Progress. It is never too late. October 28, 2013. Newsha The Chef in Progress. This is not a Persian dish, but we do have something similar to this. Instead of Tahini sauce we use yogurt. My friend Asa brought me this amazing cook book called “Jerusalem”. I absolutely love this book, yes I do read cooking books for fun :). I picked Sabih out of this book. And we really enjoyed the taste and also the smell. Lovely. Meanwhile I boiled two eggs. Kalam Polo (Cabbage and Rice). October 13, 2013.
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