1, 000 Kilos Breakfast in IRAN IRANIAN FOOD TOUR in Irans Most Beautiful City - Shiraz

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SHIRAZ, IRAN - Shiraz is one of the most beautiful cities in all of Iran, and once you get there you will immediately know why. The architecture, ancient history, the kindness of the people, and the delicious Iranian food, all contribute to making it such a special city. In this ultimate Iranian food tour of Shiraz, we will eat the most iconic foods of Shiraz, from street food to faloodeh, to home cooking Breakfast in Shiraz - Ash Sabzi, which is a porridge of lamb, beans, and tarragon, is a staple of Iranian breakfast, and the best of the best is in Shiraz. Its a special dish, its filling, and its incredibly tasty. We went to the right place, it was packed and they sell about 1000 kilos of ash sabzi per day. We also tried their haleem - Porridge of lamb and wheat - that was different from any other versions Ive ever had. Delicious way to begin this food tour. Nasir-ol-molk Mosque - The Pink Mosque - One of the most magnificent sights in Shiraz is the Nasir-ol-molk Mosque, also known as the Pink Mosque. The decorations, mosaics, and light, will make you stand in awe. Jamshidian Lemon Juice, Shiraz, Iran - Shirazi Faloodeh - Persian dessert since 400 BC Theres no way you can go to Shiraz and miss out on Shirazi faloodeh, a dessert thats popular now around the world, but started in Shiraz. And we tried an original version. Tomb of Hafez - Shiraz, Iran - Next up on this ultimate tour of Shiraz, Iran, we visited the Tomb of Hafez, a famous poet. The traditional Persian gardens are spectacular. Parhami Traditional House - This was a real treat of a meal - a home cooked traditional Shiraz food meal at Parhami Traditional House. The food and hospitality were on the next level. Here are some of the main dishes we tried: Kalam Polo Shirazi - Persian cabbage rice Ghormeh Sabzi - Persian herb stew Ghanbar Polo - Rice, meatballs, nuts and dried fruit Koofteh Sabzi Shirazi - Herb and vegetable balls Thank you to everyone who made this day so special, and to everyone we met in Shiraz, Iran Thank you to Ghasr Setareh for arranging our trip to Iran
Date: 2020-03-19

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Comments and reviews: 10

muhammad
Hey Mark great to know that you are safe and secure after reading your message but, man before that I was quite worried. good to know u r fine and safe. I am from Pakistan Islamabad and seen your videos on Pakistan series was quite awesome good to see you in Pakistan, man I miss the opportunity to meet you how can I even not knew that u been here _. thanks for all your's amazing informative videos
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Sanjeev
29: 00 looks like Dosa (South Indian food. I see some commonality across different food cultures of the world especially with Mediterranean, middle eastern and mexican foods. Iran has rich culture and Mark Wiens video helps show the world the real Iran and hospitality of the people.
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cloudy
Shiraz the city of poetry and literature. Two of our greatest poems are from this city, Hafez and Saadi shirazi who we respect a lotAlso that mosque is Nasir al mosque. If you be there at early morning when the sun rises you can see dance of lights through the colorful windows.
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Phil
All the food looked amazing. Even though Im not Muslim, & never been into a mosque, well all I can say is WOW. What an amazing building. Full of history, the details in the stonework is amazing. The people seemed so friendly, hospitable, & all went above & beyond. Great to see
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TabbyAngel2
Fun fact--- sambousa is a very historical Persian food that was called SAMBOUSAG and was spread to the provinces within the empire and neighboring regions. It fell out of popularity with Iranian people but remained popular with central Asian and Indians.
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Parvaneh
thanks for your pure love, respect and welcomeness you show towards different cultures. We need more people like you. I was born and raised in Iran but enjoyed every minute of your show. I shared it with my Farsi students. Love from America
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beny1366
21: 45 the guy who is waving his hand is me We went there brought him Saffron as welcoming gift Mark is such cool and friendly guy And I couldn't imagine how tall he was Mark has a lot fans in Iran and of them is my family
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Corey
One thing I can't figure out manual show it's okay but you laugh so damn much like you got some kind of mental issue you Bob that head around like a jibber jabber I wish you'd stop laughing so much it's kind of hard to follow
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Hudson
Watching this Iran series has opened my eyes and it makes me sick that we were on the brink of war with all these great people. Mark Your videos are amazing and I appreciate everything you do brotha
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Kit
Mark, are you allowed to travel in Thailand and to nearby countries? I'm in Seattle. US-Canada border is now closed. Just curious what's up on the other side of the world. Stay safe brother.
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