Homedecortips: Persian Herb, Bean, and Noodle Soup

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Persian Herb, Bean, and Noodle Soup

Aash is a Persian term used to describe a family of nearly 50 varieties of thick soup that generally combine beans, grains, large quantities of herbs, spices, and sometimes noodles and meat. This particular version is a satisfying, hearty, stick-to-your-ribs kind of meal with a deep savory flavor profile.

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