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Andy Makes Khoresh Gheymeh (Persian Stew) From the Test Kitchen Bon Apptit

Andy Makes Khoresh Gheymeh (Persian Stew) From the Test Kitchen Bon Apptit

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Join Andy in the Test Kitchen as he makes Khoresh Gheymeh, a traditional Persian stew topped with strips of fried potato. Isaac March: Dude This was so good I almost burnt the house down because I havent worked with oil frying before, but close calls aside (and about an hour of cleanup later) the dish was amazing I also didnt have the special Julian cutter but I was able to wing it a little with careful slices. I also couldnt find the limes, but a put a small squeeze of a half a lemon as a sub. Im going to he cooking it again for the in-laws when they come in next week Thanks so much Andy Youre the best
Date: 2019-10-25

Comments and reviews: 9


Andy, this was awesome i'm really happy to see you making Persian foods and desserts. just go on man there are lots of Persian recipes you can try and teach the world. search for good Iranian chefs and ask them about the trikes and the point for best Iranian dishes. it's nice to see Gheymeh and Ghormesabzi on BA's test kitchen by the way, don't forget letting your friends in the kitchen to test the foods and express their opinion. Good Luck: )
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Limon Omani is originally from Oman and can be made wherever but the name is in Arabic and translates to Oman's lime. I have a lot of those and they make a grate lime tea and ice tea. Just heat two Oman's limes until boiling and serve with sugar of course. Make sure it's cut so the water can get the flavor right. No tea leafs needed
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Whenever I see Old World dishes like this that are really traditional but have several New World foods in them (i. e. capsicum peppers, tomatoes, potatoes, etc, I always wonder what these dishes were like pre-Contact/Conquest, especially because these ingredients are usually really key to the flavor.
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a) love andyb) andy with the limes, are they more for show/flavor, or are they also good to chow down on? they looked gorgeous in the presentation, i'm just wondering if they're overly strong/dry/bitter/an acquired taste. c) whomever bullied andy needs to be slapped or at least admonished.
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It seems like a wonderful combo of spices and nice, pungent ingredients. I live in a very rural area and the most exciting restaurants around here are Indian and Moe's grille. Or Chilis. I have to drive to Boston for more interesting meals. I might give this recipe a try.
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Thank you Andy for another great Persian dish. This was always a special meal for me growing up. My mom sometimes added eggplants to it as well. Served over a giant bowl of Persian rice. But you are absolutely correct that it's the fried potatoes that make this dish.
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Andy already exudes douchey narcissism, so forcing us to watch him beg for some protein powder sponsorship is nauseating. Please skip full videos with him. He comes off like doing them is a chore because he keeps trying so hard to seem aloof.
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Coming from experience, you only ever eat Persian stew with flat bread is when you accidentally made too much and youve finished the rice and you dont want to make more rice because its not that much stew left anyway
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Your recipient is not correct as you know, you mustn't add salt and dried lime at the beginning, ironically they should be added just after the meat is cooked fully through. Those ingredients will ruin the meat.
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