Traditionally, rice was present in Norther Iran cooking and in the houses of wealthy, while in the rest of the Country bread was the main element. Nowadays, the most appreciated varieties of rice thanks to their flavour are the ones cultivated in Northern Iran. The proposed recipe is Meigoo Polow, a dish cooked in Southern Iran.

This bowl’s got it all: a mix of Basmati and Venere rice, for a flavorful twist, perfectly cooked salmon that melts in your mouth, and a lot of freshness from the cherry tomatoes and crisp cucumbers.

Tahchin Morgh is a rice-based dish. It’s made of two parts: the lower layer, called Tahdig (Tah=lower + dig=pot), obtained by mixing chicken, saffron and the other ingredients and the upper layer made only of white rice. In Farsi, Tahchin means “spread at the bottom” and Morgh means “chicken”.

A bowl of comfort, creaminess and zest. Arborio rice is the key to the perfect texture! This variety absorbs all the flavors while releasing just the right amount of starch for that dreamy, creamy consistency.