
Abgoosht / Dizi
آبگوشت / دیزی
Traditional Meals & Ash
A slow-cooked lamb and chickpea pot, eaten in two stages.
What is it?
Lamb, chickpeas, white beans, potato, tomato and dried lime are cooked together for hours, traditionally in a stone or clay pot called a dizi.
At the table the broth is poured off and eaten first with torn bread. What remains is then pounded to a paste and eaten separately.
The Persian table
The two-stage service is the point of the dish. It is still served this way in dizi houses, with bread, raw onion, herbs and torshi alongside.
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Photo credits +−
- Ash Reshteh — File:Ash Reshteh.JPG · Photo by AilinParsa · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0
- Gheymeh — File:Gheymeh stew.jpg · Photo by Kalpase · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
- Sangak — File:Sangak bread in Tehran, national bread of Iran. (42426089342).jpg · Photo by Ninara (Helsinki, Finland) · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0
Photograph
File:Abgoosht dizi.jpg · Photo by مانفی · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0


