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The Dish that Means Nowruz is on its Way

March 9, 2018
The Dish that Means Nowruz is on its Way
The Dish that Means Nowruz is on its Way
The Dish that Means Nowruz is on its Way
The Dish that Means Nowruz is on its Way
The Dish that Means Nowruz is on its Way
The Dish that Means Nowruz is on its Way
The Dish that Means Nowruz is on its Way
The Dish that Means Nowruz is on its Way
The Dish that Means Nowruz is on its Way
The Dish that Means Nowruz is on its Way
The Dish that Means Nowruz is on its Way
The Dish that Means Nowruz is on its Way
The Dish that Means Nowruz is on its Way

These women in Estalakh Jan, a village in the northern province of Gilan, are cooking samanu in preparation for the Persian new year, or Nowuz, which begins on March 21. The dish, a sweet paste made from wheat and which sometimes includes crushed pistachios or other nuts, pre-dates Islamic Iran and is usually included in the haft-sin, the traditional table setting for the new year period.

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