‘Cooking Along the Silk Route’ in Washington, DC
Tahchin, Persian rice timbale with saffron-poached chicken
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IF YOU WOULD LIKE YOUR NAME PLACED ON THE WAIT-LIST, PLEASE E-MAIL ME, (ADDRESS AT THE END OF THE POST).
On Saturday, June 22nd, I will be hosting a lunch which is themed ‘Cooking Along the Silk Route‘. As such, we will prepare dishes from Afghanistan, Iran and Pakistan and then share a meal together, family-style, in a beautiful home in the Washington, DC suburbs, (near Tyson’s Galleria).
While we cook together, we will :
- Learn how to prepare a mocktail, appetiser and main dish. I will provide my homemade dessert for the meal.
- Prepare and assemble the dishes in groups of 3-4.
- Enjoy a lovely Saturday chatting and eating with others who adore food from my part of the world!
Sample Menu:
Pakistani Sekenjabeen – Sweet & Sour Sparkling Lime Mocktail with Mint
Afghan Aushak* – Leek pâté dumplings, served atop yoghurt and crowned with savoury mince
Persian Tahchin (see photo above) – Rice timbale with saffron-poached chicken
Pakistani Kheer aur morabba – Rosewater-fragranced rice pudding with seasonal fruit compote
Timing:
10am-1.30pm
Lunch will be served between 1.30 and 2.00pm.
If you would like to join us:
Please e-mail me at shayma (at) thespicespoon (dot) com.
*We are using store-bought wonton wrappers.
Hi! I am not in the DC area, but would love to learn how to make the Tahchin. Do you have the recipe on your blog?
Oh My GOD!!!!!! is this even real? I am coming…already paid for the workshop. I am still in a trance. I am such a big fan of yours and this my dream come true.
Can’t wait – so looking forward to it!
This must have been a glorious event. That timbale is mouthwatering. xo
Oh wait, just noticed it hasn’t happened yet! Maybe you’ll post some photos…
Oh how lovely. I wish I lived in D.C. just so I could come to this workshop. Have fun!
oh i wish i could go to this!! too bad i’m not from the d.c. area.
would you be able to one day post the recipe for Sekenjabeen? Sounds like a great refreshing drink … maybe something to serve at iftaars with Ramadan coming up? 🙂