Persian herb frittata (Kuku sabzi) from Persiana: Recipes from the Middle East & Beyond (page 27) by Sabrina Ghayour

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  • samfrances on October 22, 2023

    This was more airy/spongy than I was anticipating, I guess owing to the baking powder. I have no idea if this is how it should be, as I have never eaten this dish cooked by someone else.

  • kitchen_chick on August 27, 2016

    A local restaurant serves a Syrian version of this that is amazing, and it is the standard I compare all other versions to. This one never quite lives up to the promise. Note: she calls for two TABLESPOONS of crushed sea salt flakes and simply says use less if using table salt. I tried two teaspoons kosher salt the first time (1/3rd seemed reasonable) and it was too salty. It took three tries to narrow in one 1 tsp (1/6th the amount!) of kosher salt. I'm just not sure this version is really what I'm looking for so I dunno if I'll make it a fourth time to confirm the salt amount.

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