
Zoolbia & Bamieh
زولبیا و بامیه
Sweets & Desserts
Fried batter sweets soaked in saffron and rosewater syrup.
What is it?
Zoolbia is piped into hot oil in a lacy spiral; bamieh is piped in short ridged lengths. Both are fried and then dropped into cool syrup.
The syrup is scented with saffron and rosewater, and the sweets are usually sold together by weight.
The Persian table
They are most associated with Ramadan, when they are bought in the evening, but are available from pastry shops through the year.
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Photo credits +−
- Sholeh Zard — File:Shole Zard 01.jpg · Photo by Mehdi · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0
Photograph
File:Zoolbia Bamieh.JPG · Photo by Asadi · Wikimedia Commons · Public domain
