Ghormeh Sabzi is one of the most deliciouse and popular Persian Stew. Watch these videos and you’ll look like a Master Chef with your Ghormeh Sabzi. Start watching and don’t forget to leave a comment when you’re done.
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by Chef KShar on Sat Feb 12, 2011 02:08 PM PSTMesle inke party bar gharareh, chashm , salad ba man LOL. faghat ghol bedeh ke shamsi khanoom dorost ghaza dorost bokoneh . Az davate shoma mamnoonam. be salamati to doost khob. boro ke berim.
salam
by Chef KShar on Sat Feb 12, 2011 01:57 PM PSTThank you for your comment and you are right. dont use too much, but you need to use enough. Adding it soon or late will not effect the taste. keep it cooking. please let me know what you think of my website www.kshar.net
Saffron
by Chef KShar on Sat Feb 12, 2011 01:52 PM PSTMy friend, Saffron is my friend and I use it in all my cooking. Try it, you will like it. keep it cooking.
BTW, have you visited my website www.kshar.net
salam
by Chef KShar on Sat Feb 12, 2011 01:48 PM PSTRoozbeh jon, I love your sence of humer, keep on Jogging and then keep on cooking. have you checked my web site. www.kshar.net give my regards to your farangi wife.
BTW, dont forget the pitcher of DOOGH. I make the best DOOGH.
How did I manage to miss this great blog.....
by Roozbeh_Gilani on Wed Feb 09, 2011 10:57 AM PSTAbout my favourite Iranain food? You know nothing is better than a huge plate of GS and Rice with a separate plate of Thick Tah dig (you know the type my mother makes, no cheating on roghan!) after 15 miles of jogging and a shower on a sunday afternoon!
Thank you so much dear chef. I always read your blogs and then try to teach my farangi wife how to replicate them, with various degrees of success.
BTW, IMHO, Lamb is essential for GS. Beef just does not cut it for me.
Saffron in Ghormeh sabzi?
by jasonrobardas on Wed Feb 09, 2011 03:39 AM PSTI have never tried this . I wonder how tha would taste?
I always thought
by statira on Tue Feb 08, 2011 10:08 PM PSTif I fry shanbalileh too much, gormehsabzi gets a bitter taste. I usually fry parsley and chives first and at the end I add shanbalileh.
JD:
by G. Rahmanian on Tue Feb 08, 2011 10:02 PM PSTTry it the Indian way, with white cheese, as well. Indian Sagwala is done with spinach and cheese or lamb or fish. It's fantastic. Less beef or lamb and more pork or fish is healthier, in the long run. I used to love meat, but now that I cook more often, I use very little meat as a kind of flavor and for others to eat. Indeed, I try almost all dishes without meat, as well.
Ghormeh Sabzi
by KingReza on Tue Feb 08, 2011 08:27 PM PSTI'm kind of disappointed this wasn't submitted by Ghormeh Sabzi himself/herself.
Jenabe Jeesh Daram
by Doctor mohandes on Tue Feb 08, 2011 04:37 PM PSTke nadaram LOL:)
Joone Akbari Aslan age man bezaram:)
Shooma Salad dorost kon man MAshroob jate Alkoli ro tahiyeh khaham kard.
Souri khanoom ham ke mashalah ashpaz banooyeh ghablei tasheef darand mara khejalat khahand dad va yeh Ghorme sabzi farde ala tahiyeh khahand farmood.
Va salam.
Nilgo1 thanks
by Jeesh Daram on Tue Feb 08, 2011 05:31 PM PSTThanks for your follow up. I am all for chicken, beef or lamb. My comments were regarding why only few pieces not what kind of meat. I have heard that complaint from many foreigners that I took to Iranian restaurants, that what the heck is with the meat scarcity? Seriousely, they get upset.
As for my name, what can I say. Bad habits don't go away very easily! It has been five years that I have been groomed with this name....Someday I will change it, but that day has not arrived yet and thanks for your tolerance. I know it is hard to address someone seriousely when his name is Jeesh Daram! But you see, I hate to call myself Darafsh-Daliran or Kourosh Hakhamaneshi, LongLiveAnarchy....etc. those were all taken.
Yes Souri, lamb shank :)
by Jeesh Daram on Tue Feb 08, 2011 04:24 PM PSTExactly like you said Sorui khanoom. Isn't lamb shank delicious in ghormeh sabzee :) And the leftvoer will continue to be delicious too.... Thanks for the invitation.
Meat is a personal choice.
by nilgol1 on Tue Feb 08, 2011 04:21 PM PSTMr (Jeesh Daram)
choosing the size, kind and amount of the
meat is a personal choice, I have made ghorme sabzi with beef, lamb,
chicken. I even have made ghorme sabzi az a vegetarian dish, with Tofu,
Mushroom or soy texture.
I hope you can made it the way you like
it. I believe this is the way that Chef K.shar makes this dish, you
can,alter it the way you like.
And just a friendly comment, If I were you, I would change my name to some thing more appropriate. but that is my choice.
have a good one :)
JD jon
by Souri on Tue Feb 08, 2011 04:15 PM PSTWhen you say "ghalam" do you mean "maahicheh"? If so, then bravo!
I do the same!! I love Mahicheh (goosfand) with the ghalam ostekhan for ghorme-sabzi and baghleh polo. The best!
It's my pleasure to cook a good ghorme sabzi for you and DM. Next time we meet, enshallah :)
قورمه با گوشت یا بی گوشت، مسئله در این است
Jeesh DaramTue Feb 08, 2011 03:12 PM PST
Oh yes, I'm sure
by Souri on Tue Feb 08, 2011 01:08 PM PSTAsk any Gorgani about that. This is their favorite khoresh. Just I don't remember what is made from. But I'm sure about its name and also its color being green !
No chamedoon :)
Suck ya chamedoon:))? Souri jan
by Doctor mohandes on Tue Feb 08, 2011 01:03 PM PSTAre you sure it is called suck and not Keef dastii ya chamedoon?
Sorry I can't use farsi font now (DM)
by Souri on Tue Feb 08, 2011 12:58 PM PSTGorganiha yek ghazaee darand be esme Suck! ( not joking, I'm really serious, this is the name) and that Suck is something like what you have tried : almost a ghorme-sabzi with chicken. But I never liked it. I find it is not fat enough. Kind a sauce for the diet people.
I love ghorme sabzi with lots of sabzi (just a bit taft dadeh but not sorkh kardeh) big piece of meet and the (little) red beans and also limoo ammani :)
Aya midanesteed kaaaa
by Doctor mohandes on Tue Feb 08, 2011 12:39 PM PSTGhoormaa sabzi can be done with Morgh as well?
jeddi migam. I have tried it. Taste just like the regular version. The experiences of a Single man!
Souri jan
Thanks for that tasty and mouth watering compare/contrast. After reading all about Mosaadegh and Virginity and The imminent threat of war on iran and PAAIA and ...folan o beesaar..(sarakam geej raft)
That was muy refreshing and delicious:)
Jeesh daram
Nadaram. But i am addressing this to you. so that is why i say jeesh daram (ke of course as well know nadaram)
Liked your other blog:)
JD jon
by Souri on Tue Feb 08, 2011 12:32 PM PSTTa jaee ke man midounam, goosht ghormeh sabzi dorosht tareh. be hamin khater ham tedaad kamatari goosht dar khoresh mirizand, ke ziadi to zogh nazaneh.
goshte gheimeh dar avaz riz tareh va tedades hbishtar.
hala khodet entekhaab kon, kodomo mikhay?
چرا آنقدر در قورمه سبزی گوشت کم میریزند، رحم هم خوب چیزی است
Jeesh DaramTue Feb 08, 2011 11:09 AM PST