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Continue Browsing Trips• Please inform us of any dietary restrictions or allergies in advance — vegetarian versions of most dishes can be arranged with notice.
• This is a hands-on experience; active participation is expected.
• Come hungry — the shared meal at the end is a full lunch or dinner.
• Wear something you don’t mind getting flour on; aprons are provided.
• The class is conducted in English, Russian, Spanish or Italian; other languages can be arranged on request. (It is important to specify the language in the special note)
Dolma
Dovga
Qutab
Chicken Plov
Shepherd salad
vine leaves or vegetables stuffed with minced lamb, rice and herbs, simmered slowly. The dolma-making tradition is recognised by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage, and the folding technique is the first thing you will practise.
a yogurt soup with rice, chickpeas and a large quantity of fresh herbs, served hot in winter and cold in summer. Keeping the yogurt from splitting is the whole skill, and it is the dish most people leave wanting to make again.
saffron rice cooked separately from its meat or fruit topping, finished under a crisp dough base called kazmag. Dozens of regional versions exist; you will learn the principle behind all of them.
paper-thin folded flatbread filled with greens, pumpkin or minced meat and cooked quickly on a domed saj griddle. Rolling the dough thin enough is the challenge.
chopped tomato, cucumber, onion and herbs; simple, and served with almost everything.
layered dough with ground walnuts and a saffron syrup, cut into diamonds and topped with a nut. The Azerbaijani version is softer and less honey-heavy than most people expect.
a crescent-shaped pastry filled with ground almonds or hazelnuts and sugar, its surface patterned by hand with small pincers.
flaky layered pastry with an almond and cardamom filling.
Freshly brewed rich black tea infused with aromatic thyme (kəklikotu) and cardamom, traditionally served in classic pear-shaped armudu glasses with sugar cubes and lemon.
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