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Hello passionate foodies of Iraqi bites, sites and sounds. My name is Maral Jule Bedoyan, and I am here to share anecdotes of my diverse culture by documenting and tracking...
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Hello passionate foodies of Iraqi bites, sites and sounds.
My name is Maral Jule Bedoyan, and I am here to share anecdotes of my diverse culture by documenting and tracking memory, with the intention to shed light and keep my senses alive through bites, sites, music and poetry that I breathed through my glorious 15 years of living in Iraq.
These are my stories..
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My name is Maral Jule Bedoyan, and I am here to share anecdotes of my diverse culture by documenting and tracking memory, with the intention to shed light and keep my senses alive through bites, sites, music and poetry that I breathed through my glorious 15 years of living in Iraq.
These are my stories..
Maral Musings: Iraqi Bites & Sounds
Maral Musings: Iraqi Bites & Sounds
12 FEB 2021 · Like dancers in a semi-circle around a fire. Crackling steps to the jumping hot flares of the amber burning timber. Fumes of burning fat and steaming fresh river water emanating from a row of freshly caught butterflied fish.
Today I want to talk about an important ritual of eating fish, commonly shared among family and friends, a national dish specialty of Iraqi fish…al Masgouf.
2 NOV 2020 · One of Iraq’s staple drink of all seasons and all times. A tradition of welcome that adds social value to our daily life, and gauges the degree of respect for any visitor.
A simple yet rich, dark red liquid that is brewed over the stove tops, or oil heaters..
A winter season comfort sip of bittersweet nectar steeped from the best harvested leaves, served in small, curvey, gold rimmed glass, sitting on a ceramic white or a clear saucer…
Let me take you on a journey of steeped tea in a glass… Istikan chai…
2 NOV 2020 · Let's celebrate a simple meal that has brought me and many Iraqis to our knees. A summer season specialty that brings the family together and stretches smiles across the faces in half moon crescent sugary delights, followed by a crunchy bite, with juices running down the sides of your face , then a spit out of black glossy seeds.. and then..a bite of jibin abyath, white cheese wrapped in khubuz, bread...the mighty, jibin wa raggi. Cheese and Watermelon!
Hello passionate foodies of Iraqi bites, sites and sounds. My name is Maral Jule Bedoyan, and I am here to share anecdotes of my diverse culture by documenting and tracking...
show more
Hello passionate foodies of Iraqi bites, sites and sounds.
My name is Maral Jule Bedoyan, and I am here to share anecdotes of my diverse culture by documenting and tracking memory, with the intention to shed light and keep my senses alive through bites, sites, music and poetry that I breathed through my glorious 15 years of living in Iraq.
These are my stories..
show less
My name is Maral Jule Bedoyan, and I am here to share anecdotes of my diverse culture by documenting and tracking memory, with the intention to shed light and keep my senses alive through bites, sites, music and poetry that I breathed through my glorious 15 years of living in Iraq.
These are my stories..
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