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Tag: Mast-o-Musir

Mast-o-Musir (Persian Shallot Dip)

Mast-o-Musir
March 17, 2022May 12, 2022 ~ Plant-Based Persian

Spring is near. Make vegan kabab and Mast-o-Musir! Mast-o-Musir is a traditional Iranian side dish, commonly served with kabob. I personally enjoy this Persian dip with a bowl of potato chips. It is prepared with yogurt (called "mast") and dried wild shallots (called "musir"). It is similar to French Onion dip. Our version of Mast-o-Musir … Continue reading Mast-o-Musir (Persian Shallot Dip)

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