
National Dish Tajikistan: Shakarob (Recipe)
Meet Shakarob, the fresh, unfussy tomato salad that Tajik families put on the table whenever guests arrive. Ripe tomatoes, crisp …
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Meet Shakarob, the fresh, unfussy tomato salad that Tajik families put on the table whenever guests arrive. Ripe tomatoes, crisp …
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Meet Sambusa Baraki, the crisp little pastry parcels that carry the taste of Central Asia straight into your kitchen. A soft, …
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Discover Sambusa, the crisp, golden pastry that Tajik cooks turn out for everything from quiet evenings at home to the biggest …
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Meet Salomat, a savoury Tajik pastry parcel packed with fresh herbs and warm spices. Crisp and golden on the outside, fragrant and …
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Qurutob is torn flatbread soaked in a broth made from dissolved dried yoghurt balls, topped with fried onions, tomato and a great …
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Discover Qurut, the tangy dried yoghurt that Tajik households have relied on for centuries. These small, chalk-white balls pack an …
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Discover Qaymoq, the thick, velvety cream that quietly holds Tajik cooking together. Made from nothing more than fresh milk, a …
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Discover Plov, the national dish of Tajikistan and one of Central Asia’s great celebration meals. Tender meat, sweet carrots …
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Few things say welcome in Central Asia quite like a warm round of Patyr Nan, the traditional flatbread of Tajikistan. Golden, …
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Parvarda is pulled sugar: a hot syrup cooked to hard-crack, then hung on a hook and pulled and folded again and again until the …
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Meet Osh Palov, the golden rice dish at the very heart of Tajik hospitality. Tender lamb, sweet strips of carrot and fragrant …
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Meet Osh, the golden rice dish that sits at the very heart of Tajik hospitality. Tender lamb, sweet carrots and a warm handful of …
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