Baku Kitchen! An independent reference of traditional food

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  • Kaleh Pacha

    Sheep head and trotters boiled overnight into a rich broth eaten at dawn. Ready in 45 min plus overnight soaking…

  • Khobz dar

    Homestyle round semolina house bread topped with sesame. Ready in 25 min prep and 45 min including 1 hr 30…

  • Khajoor

    Deep-fried oval dough pastries, faintly sweet and crumbly, eaten with green tea. Ready in 30 min plus 20 min resting…

  • Kolcha

    Round cardamom shortbread cookies baked in charcoal-fired clay ovens. Ready in 30 min plus 1 hr chilling prep and 20…

  • Lakror

    Korça pan pie with leek, tomato and herbs. Ready in 45 min prep and 50 min cooking. 1 large pie,…

  • Lemon Myrtle

    Native rainforest leaf, ground or infused, more lemony than lemon itself. Ready in 15 min prep and 3 to 5…

  • Luqaimat

    Syrup-soaked crisp fried dough balls. Ready in 20 min prep and 1 hr 30 min cooking. 6 servings (about 40…

  • Mahi wa Jelabi

    Fried river fish eaten with syrup-soaked jalebi, a Kabul winter Friday tradition. Ready in 30 min plus 30 min batter…

  • Momo

    Steamed dumplings of spiced buffalo, chicken or vegetables with tomato achar. Ready in 1 hr prep and 15 min cooking.…

  • Neenish Tart

    Small tart of jam and mock cream iced half brown, half white. Ready in 50 min prep and 20 min…