I know it’s New Year’s Eve and 2012 is just moments away, but it’s never too early to start preparing for Easter. A while ago, I received…
Date Archives 2011
Revival of an Armenian church in Turkey: a link to the past or a path to the future?
A reader was kind enough to pass along a link to one of the many recent news stories about the restoration and re-consecration of St….
Cardamom-Pecan Cookies
Cardamom is a spice most folks associate with cookies, but it’s also used to enhance coffee, fruit salad, or meats. Its scent can be overpowering,…
It’s Christmas Baking Time!
Kahke Flour…check. Sugar…check. Butter…double-check – and don’t forget the kadaif dough! It’s time to roll up your sleeves and start baking your favorite holiday sweets. Need…
Saluting the first IAN Chef: Geoffrey Zakarian
I have to brag a bit: I called this one weeks ago. I had zero doubt that Geoffrey Zakarian would triumph in the Food Network’s…
Cream Filling for Kadaif
Kadaif is one of those desserts that’s easier to make than you’d think. It can be filled with cheese, nuts, or a creamy mixture. After…
A beautiful beach and Armenian food make a perfect pair, especially in Hollywood, Florida
Mandy at the Hollywood Grill, FL OK, the obvious is true: This post started out as an excuse to run a photo of our gorgeous…
The Armenian version of porridge is always just right. (And it’s definitely ours!)
We’ve stated early and often that we’re food fanciers not food historians, so we’ve tried to steer clear of claims that any dish is uniquely Armenian….
A Uniquely Armenian Gift Idea
It’s Christmas shopping time! Are you looking for that special stocking-stuffer gift? Here’s something new – a refrigerator magnet – but, it’s not just any magnet. This…
Christine Datian’s Red Lentil Soup
It’s December in Florida. The outside temperature has finally dipped below 80°F during the day, while the evenings are a comfortable 60°. I planned on…