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Category Archives: chicken
Chicken with prunes and carrots in orange sauce
This is an Iranian recipe. I am an admirer of Persian culture as well as its cuisine. I hope that someday I can visit Iran and see first hand the amazing architectural sights, especially in Isfahan, the city that Agatha Christie called “the most beautiful city in the world“. For the time being, I simply [...]
20 Comments Roasted Chicken with herbs, garlic and potatoes
I have been thinking about the universal appeal of such a dish. You can serve it in any country or community, you will always have a captured audience. And yet it is so simple. In Lebanon, you will find holes-in-the-wall in the most remote villages that serve roasted chicken with a side of garlic mayonnaise. [...]
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Palestinian chicken wraps