Armenian Recipes & Cookbooks

How to Cook dishes from Armenia

• Amarva khorovadz - A traditional Armenian salad made from barbecued vegetables.
  
  
• Chechil - Pickled string cheese. It is eaten as an appetizer.
  
  
• Eetch - A salad made from wheat (bulgur), pureed tomatoes, onions, bell peppers and olive oil, flavored with parsley, lemon and paprika.
  
  
• Lahmajoun - A thin-pizza topped with ground meat.
  
  
• Mutabal - A paste made from mashed eggplant, tahini and spices.
  
  
• Boeregs - Savory pies made from phyllo pastry. They are stuffed with cheese, spinach or ground beef, and the filling is often spiced. Boeregs are popular as a snack and fast food.
  
  
• Arganak - Chicken soup with meatballs. It is garnished with beaten egg yolks, parlsey and lemon.
  
  
• Brndzapour - A soup made from rice and potato. It is garnished with coriander.
  
  
• Karshm - A soup made from walnuts, red and green beans and chickpeas. It is flavored with spices and garnished with garlic and red pepper.
  
  
• Khash - A clear broth soup containing from ham and herbs.
  
  
• Snkapur - Mushroom soup.
  
  
• T'ghit - A soup made from sheets of roll-up plum puree (t'tu lavash). The sheets are cut into small pieces, boiled in water, and then onions added. Lavash (Armenian flatbread) is placed on top of the mixture.
  
  
• Basturma - Air-cured raw beef - similar to pastrami.
  
  
• Gharsi khorovats - Slivers of grilled meat eaten with lavash (Armenian flatbread) - similar to Turkish cuisine's doner kebab.
  
  
• Ghapama - Pumpkin stew.
  
  
• Harissa - A porridge made of stewed and boned chicken with coarsed ground wheat. It is traditionally served on Easter day.
  
  
  
• Khorovats - Meat cooked by barbecuing. Typical items include meat grilled on a skewer (shashlik), steaks, lamb or pork chops, or sausage-shaped patties made from ground meat on a skewer (which are usually known as "kebab" in Armenia, but as "lule kebab" among the Armenian diaspora).
  
  
• Kiufta - Meatballs.
  
  
• Ishkhan - Sevan trout (now an endangered species) from Lake Sevan in Armenia. It may be stuffed and baken, or eaten grilled or steam.
  
  
• Mujaddara - Lentils and rice.
  
  
• Tjvjik - Fried liver and kidneys with onions.
  
  
• Yershig - A spicy beef sausage.

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The Armenian Table: More than 165 Treasured Recipes that Bring Together Ancient Flavors and 21st-Century Style By Victoria Jenanyan Wise St. Martin's Press Hardcover (320 pages) List Price: $29.95* Lowest New Price: $18.47* Lowest Used Price: $8.95* Usually ships in 24 hours* *(As of 22:52 Pacific 28 Jul 2010 More Info) Click Here Product Description: ictoria Jenanyan Wise grew up with the flavors, scents, and seasonings of Armenian cooking-a cuisine that com-bines Mediterranean flavors with Persian and Russian accents. In her thirteenth cookbook-and her first on Armenian food -Wise collects traditional favorites and inspired contemporary variations. Recipes include: - Lavosh, Armenian pizzas, and other savory breads - Shish kebab, moussaka, and other lamb dishes - Baked and roast chicken prepared with yogurt, dill, turmeric, pomegranate, and more - Grilled mackerel with lemon and dill; red snapper stew with tomato and artichokes - Stuffed vegetables (dolmas) and stuffed grape leaves - Baklava and other fillo-pastry sweets; lemon yogurt cake; almond and rice flour pudding with toasted almond slices, and more. This authentic and warm-hearted cookbook will be met by a ready audience of Armenian-Americans, as well as lovers of Greek, Turkish, Lebanese, and other Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cuisines.

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