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Kashmiri
Kahwa
Green tea brewed with saffron, cardamom and cinnamon, sweetened and poured over slivered almonds.
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Kashmiri
Modur pulav
Rice cooked in ghee and milk with saffron, sugar, cinnamon and cardamom, studded with dried fruit and nuts.
Tastes sweet and rich
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South Indian
Hyderabadi biryani
Marinated goat or chicken layered raw under half-cooked basmati, with saffron, fried onion and mint, then sealed and cooked slowly on dum.
Tastes mild and bright
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Persian
Tahdig
The golden crust of rice fried at the bottom of the pot and turned out whole — the part everyone reaches for first.
Tastes very rich and bright
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Persian
Joojeh kabab
Pieces of chicken marinated in saffron, lemon and onion, grilled over charcoal and eaten with rice and a charred tomato.
Tastes sharp and savoury
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Persian
Kabab koobideh
Minced lamb and grated onion pressed by hand onto wide, flat skewers and grilled over coals — served on saffron rice with butter and sumac.
Tastes rich
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Persian
Zereshk polo
Saffron rice scattered with barberries fried in butter and a little sugar — jewel-red and sharp — usually served with chicken.
Tastes bright and rich
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Moroccan
Chicken with preserved lemon and olives
Chicken braised with onion, ginger, saffron and turmeric until the sauce is thick, finished with preserved lemon and green olives.
Tastes rich
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Moroccan
Pastilla
A round pie of paper-thin warqa pastry filled with spiced pigeon or chicken, eggs and sugared almonds, dusted with icing sugar and cinnamon.
Tastes very rich and sweetish
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Moroccan
Tanjia
Beef or lamb packed into a tall clay urn with preserved lemon, garlic, cumin, saffron and smen, and cooked for hours in the embers.
Tastes rich and bright
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Catalan
Suquet de peix
A fishermen's stew of white fish and potatoes in a saffron-tinted broth, thickened at the end with a picada of garlic, almonds and fried bread.
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Valencian
Paella valenciana
Rice cooked in a thin layer in a wide, shallow pan with chicken, rabbit, flat green beans, butter beans and saffron.
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Asturian
Fabes con almejas
Large white Asturian beans cooked slowly and finished with clams, which open in the pot and season it with the sea.
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Provençal
Bouillabaisse
Marseille's fish stew: bony rockfish boiled hard with olive oil, tomato, fennel and saffron, served with rouille and bread.
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Norman
Marmite dieppoise
Channel fish and shellfish — sole, scallops, mussels, prawns — cooked in a broth of leeks and white wine or cider, finished with cream.
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Italian
Risotto alla milanese
Rice cooked slowly in stock with saffron and beef marrow, then beaten with butter and parmesan until golden and flowing.
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