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KooKoo Sibzamini Muffins (Persian “Egg” and Potato Muffins)

Vegan Persian KooKoo Sibzamini (Potato Frittata)
January 8, 2021January 8, 2023 ~ Plant-Based Persian

A friend recently asked if I had 10 minute meal ideas! I laughed because it takes me 10 minutes just to make a salad. Since then, however, I have been thinking of quick and easy meal options for kids. These KooKoo Sibzamini muffins are very easy, and while they take longer than 10 minutes to … Continue reading KooKoo Sibzamini Muffins (Persian “Egg” and Potato Muffins)

KooKoo Sibzamini (Persian Potato Frittata)

Vegan KooKoo Sibzamini
August 22, 2020August 31, 2022 ~ Plant-Based Persian ~ 1 Comment

I always ask people what is the hardest food to give up when trying to eat more plant-based. I often hear dairy products like cheese or yogurt. Persians, of course, love their kabob. For me, it was definitely hard to give up eggs. I quickly and easily gave up meat. Dairy was initially challenging, but … Continue reading KooKoo Sibzamini (Persian Potato Frittata)

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