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Abgoosht

135 min 4 servingsđŸ‡źđŸ‡· iran 197 kcal Researched

Description

Abgoosht - Authentic recipe from Iran. Ready in 135 min. Try it now!

Directions

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  1. 1

    Simmer 300 g lamb (bone-in), 150 g chickpeas (and white beans), 200 g potatoes and 100 g tomato in 1 l water with onion and dried limes (limu omani) for a VERY long time.

    ⏱ approx. 12 min

    💡 Tip: Abgoosht (Dizi) is a classic, hearty Persian lamb stew — lamb, chickpeas, beans and potatoes, slow-cooked and served in two courses. Hearty, comforting, rustic and traditional. A down-to-earth Persian classic (served in two ways).

  2. 2

    Simmer for a very long time until the meat and legumes are very tender. Ladle off the broth (1st course), then mash the solids (2nd course).

    ⏱ approx. 12 min

    💡 Tip: Abgoosht ('meat water', also called Dizi after the clay pot it is cooked in) is a classic, hearty Persian lamb stew — bone-in lamb, chickpeas, white beans, potatoes, tomatoes, onions and limu omani (dried lime) are cooked for a VERY long time. It is traditionally eaten in two courses: first the broth (aab) with soaked flatbread (tilit), then the solids (meat, legumes, potato) are pounded with a pestle (goosht-koob) into a paste (goosht) and eaten with bread, onion and herbs. Hearty, comforting and traditional. Rustic and satisfying.

  3. 3

    Serve the mashed meat paste (goosht) with bread, raw onions, fresh herbs and pickles (torshi).

    ⏱ approx. 12 min

    💡 Tip: Abgoosht/Dizi is served hot in two courses — first the broth with bread (tilit), then the mashed meat-and-legume paste (goosht) with bread, onions, herbs and pickles. Hearty and comforting. A down-to-earth Persian classic.

📜 Origin & History

Abgoosht, also known as Dizi, is a traditional Iranian dish consisting of meat, chickpeas, potatoes and spices. It has its origins in Persian cuisine and is often prepared in a special clay pot. Abgoosht was historically valued as a nourishing meal for workers and travelers, as it is simple to prepare and long-lasting. The preparation takes place in several steps, with the broth served first and the meat subsequently mashed to enjoy with bread.

🌿 Regional variants

In a Dizi pot

Cooked and served in the traditional clay pot (dizi) — authentic.

With pickles

Served with torshi (pickles) and raw onions — the classic way.

đŸ· What goes with it?

Served hot in two courses (broth with bread, then mashed meat-and-legume paste with bread, onions, herbs and pickles). Hearty, comforting and traditional. A down-to-earth Persian classic.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Abgoosht/Dizi?

Abgoosht ('meat water') is a classic, hearty Persian lamb stew — lamb, chickpeas, white beans, potatoes and tomatoes, slow-cooked for a very long time. 'Dizi' is the traditional clay pot in which it is cooked and served (and a synonym for the dish). Hearty, comforting, rustic and traditional. A beloved everyday comfort food. Filling and satisfying.

Why two courses?

The hallmark of Abgoosht/Dizi is that it is eaten in two courses. First the broth (aab) is ladled off and eaten with soaked flatbread (tilit). Then the solids (meat, legumes, potato) are pounded with a pestle (goosht-koob) into a paste (goosht) and eaten with bread, raw onions, herbs and pickles. Two dishes from one pot. Traditional and satisfying.

What are the classic accompaniments?

Classic: sangak or other flatbread (for soaking and scooping), raw onions, fresh herbs (sabzi khordan), pickles (torshi) and sometimes pickled limes. These fresh, tangy accompaniments balance the hearty stew. Satisfying and complete.

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Ingredients

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Servings:
4
  • Lamb300 g
  • Potato200 g
  • Tomato100 g
  • Water1 l
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Nutrition per serving

197
kcal
14.72g
Protein
9.47g
Carbs
11.35g
Fat

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