Ash-e-jow: A Persian Barley Soup to Cure What Ails You

Ash-e-jow: A Persian Barley Soup to Cure What Ails You

by Tyler • February 1, 2013 • Uncategorized • 0 Comments

Ash-e-jow features turmeric (Asian plant of the ginger family), pearl barley, carrots and onions mixed with a chicken or vegetable stock. Click on the photo for the recipe.

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