Chicken and rice is a classic paring with so many different variations across the world. Throughout much of the Middle East (and especially Yemen), one of the favorite ways to enjoy chicken is mandi, which is traditionally made in a clay oven called a taboon. I know that many of you are limited to a standard electric or gas oven in your kitchen at home, so I've developed a recipe that delivers some of the traditional flavor of chicken mandi in a modern kitchen. As always, let me know if you try it - I always love your feedback! Keep on cooking, |
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Summer is finally upon us in the Northern Hemisphere, and with it comes barbecue and outdoor cooking! I thought this would be a good time to share some classic grilling recipes (including a couple with a unique Unicorns twist!) that you can make at home, regardless of whether you grill with gas, charcoal, wood pellets, or even indoors on a grill pan! Did I miss any of your favorites? Let me know by responding to this email! Mediterranean Grilled Branzino Show me the recipe! Persian-Style...
I'm still in Turkey this week with an awesome group of readers - please follow along with us on Instagram @unicornsinthekitchen! One of my favorite things to do when arriving in Istanbul is to head to the nearest bakery to enjoy classic Turkish baked goods. They tend not to be as sweet as what you'd find in North America, yet Turkey's bakery products are still among the world's best! Here's a sample of recipes from the blog to whet your appetite: Classic Simit Show me the recipe! Turkish...
Make my recipe for Nan-e Berenji, Persian rice cookies, and experience a true Persian culinary delight. These classic cookies are infused with saffron and rosewater - classic Persian flavors - and have a unique crumbly texture. Easy to make and perfect for any occasion, these cookies are a great way to sample Persian baking. As always, be sure to share your photos with me on Instagram if you make it! Nan-e Berenji: Persian Rice Cookies These cookies have a unique flavor profile and texture...