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We are moving to a permanent home!

Posted in Everyday Life, tagged on July 27, 2009 | Leave a Comment »

Dear Readers,
Today is an exciting day.  We are finally launching My Persian Kitchen! That’s right we are moving on up!
Much to my excitement Persian Kitchen took off pretty fast and many people have been kind enough to leave comments expressing their excitement about there being a blog like mine where they can learn about Persian [...]

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A video That Speaks Louder Than Words

Posted in Everyday Life, tagged on June 19, 2009 | 4 Comments »

Now, tell me, what kind of emotions do you feel when seeing the last few moments of this video?  I don’t know if I would have it in me to be this kind…

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I twat I tawt I taw a Twitter Burd!

Posted in Everyday Life on May 21, 2009 | Leave a Comment »

Everyone else is doing it, so I thought, “why can’t we?”
Follow Persian Kitchen on Twitter. The link from here is on the sidebar to your right, just below the “On the Menu” box.
Enjoy!
The Chef

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Heeelloooooo!

Posted in Everyday Life on May 4, 2009 | 6 Comments »

Dear PK readers,
My deepest apologies for the long absense. I have a good excuse though for my lack of posting. The past couple of months were rather busy around here and we had plenty going on.  I have plenty to blog about as one of the happenings was a Persian Wedding.  The other was a [...]

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First Milestone

Posted in Everyday Life, tagged on February 21, 2009 | Leave a Comment »

I created this weblog and stared posting last month on the 11th not really knowing if anyone would be interested or if I would get any traffic. Much to my surprise, and joy, the blog has been viewed, as of right now, a whopping 1041 times. All of this  in just a little over a [...]

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The return of my Hyacinth

Posted in Celebrations, Everyday Life, tagged , , , , on January 22, 2009 | Leave a Comment »

As of today we are exactly 56 days away from the Persian New Year known as Norouz.  The front plant that you see in the picture above is a purple hyacinth that I bought last year from our Haft Seen.  I decided to keep it and cut down the leaves once the flower was gone [...]

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