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- Beef2
- Lamb3
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How to pronounce Pashmak
Pashmak is written پشمک where it comes from. In the International Phonetic Alphabet it is /pæʃˈmæk/. In plain English letters that is pash-MAK, with the stress on the syllable in capitals. There is no recording by a native speaker yet, so use the spelling and the IPA.
What is Pashmak?
Pashmak is a dessert of Iran. Where it comes from: Yazd. People usually eat it as a snack. Its main ingredients are wheat & flour. It tastes sweet.
Where Pashmak comes from
Pashmak is one of 30 signature dishes of Iran on this map.
- Qottab قطاب
Qottab is an almond-filled, deep-fried turnover and one of the best-known traditional sweets of Yazd province in central Iran.
- Ghormeh sabzi قورمهسبزی
Ghormeh sabzi is a herb stew, and herbs are most of it: parsley, coriander, chives or leek and fenugreek, chopped and fried for a long time until they turn dark, then simmered with lamb or beef, kidney beans and whole dried limes that give it a deep sour taste.
- Tahdig تهدیگ
Tahdig means "bottom of the pot".
- Fesenjan فسنجان
Fesenjan is a stew of ground walnuts and pomegranate molasses, cooked slowly with chicken or duck until the sauce turns dark brown and the walnuts release their oil.
- Chelow kabab چلوکباب
Chelow kabab is steamed rice, chelow, served with one of the many kinds of Iranian kebab, and it is often called the national dish of Iran.
- Abgoosht (dizi) آبگوشت
Abgoosht, literally "meat broth", is a traditional Iranian stew also called dizi, after the stoneware crocks it is served in.
Dishes like Pashmak in other countries
Same type of dish and similar main ingredients as Pashmak:
- Kahi كاهي
Kahi is an Iraqi breakfast pastry made from layers of thin, flaky filo-like dough.
- Hininy حنيني
Hininy is a traditional sweet of Najd made from dates, brown wheat bread or flour, ghee or butter, ground cardamom and saffron.
- Kadayıf dolması
Kadayıf dolması is a dessert from Erzurum: dried pastry shreds, kadayıf, are rolled around a filling of walnuts, fried and then soaked in syrup.
- Lazzaqiyat لزاقيات
Lazzaqiyat is a folk sweet of the Levant made from flatbread a little thicker than saj bread, which is soaked straight after baking with Arab clarified butter and honey or sugar.