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  1. It's traditionally cooked at celebrations like weddings or alternatively funerals, on those occasions usually a huge batch is made and given out to the neighbors or even strangers passing by. God I miss Iran so much, amazing people.

  2. Looks delicious! Now my aunt used to make Ash-e and she always made it with meat and potatoes bits (similar to keema aloo).. It was one of my favorite dishes.
    Does anyone know if that's a different type of Ash-e recipe? I'm not sure if my aunt made her own version of Ash-e or if there's a common version which includes meat that I could try to make?

  3. Best tip for cutting onions is from Hard Kokki. You make yourself a Gin & Tonic, it doesnt help with the tears but hey you a G&T. You can replace G&T with your alcoholic beverage of choice.

  4. So many missed opportunities for ash-e jokes. For example, at 9:07 you could have said "I've been cooking my ash-e off for one and a half hours". You really dropped the ball on this one, Munchies.

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