What is the lesson you wonder? Well,
1- There exist a soup with such a name (I did not know about its existence till yesterday).
2- It is originally from Kerman, Iran.
3- It is made of goat, chickpeas, onion, garlic, and Kashk.
4- For English speaking readers: "boz" means "goat", and "ghormeh" means "stew" in Persian.
Yes, I know. Kashk is a Persian word too, and I do not know its English translation and am too lazy to look it up now. Well, not really: here is a chance for you Farsi speaking readers to let us know its English name and provide the fifth lesson:
5- The translation of Kashk to English is : .....
Which makes us reach our final boz-ghormeh lesson:
6- There are many lessons that one can learn from anything! That is the main motivation behind this blog. Keep observing, exploring, learning, and sharing!
Kashk is whey in English. It is used predominantly in protein powders for body building
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