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Persian Kabob

Submitted by: TRAJABI
Home Town: Katy, Texas, USA
Living In: San Antonio, Texas, USA
This is how my mother-in-law was taught by her Persian mother-in-law to make kabob. We always grill onions, bell pepper, and tomatoes to go along with our meal. This is wonderful served with Persian rice and a cucumber salad. 

Armenian Shish Kabob

Submitted by: chefmarkmarcarian
Living In: Horsham, Pennsylvania, USA
These delicious Armenian lamb kebabs marinate for 24 hours and then they are broiled twice to ensure that all of the meat and vegetables have cooked to perfection! Serve with rice pilaf and pita bread. 

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Original Steak Tartare

Submitted by: ITSIE
Home Town: Belgrade, Central Serbia, Serbia
Living In: Nicosia, Nicosia, Cyprus
The legend goes that Tartare tribes when fighting in the past didn't even have time to stop and cook their food. They are said to have kept the meat underneath their saddles and mince it in this way. Today this dish is a gourmet classic. This dish is eaten like a pate, spread on a piece of warm toast with fresh tomato and onion rings on top. It is very important though to make sure that both the meat and the egg are very fresh because they are eaten raw. 

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Persian Fesenjun

Submitted by: Mr. Fantastic
An amazing ethnic exotic Persian dish. Incredibly easy to make. Crowd pleaser. A lot of oil will come to the top of the dish. Don't worry, this is normal. This is the oil from the walnuts. Pomegranate paste or syrup may be found in Middle Eastern food specialty shops. 

Chateaubriand

Submitted by: Rayna
Savory tenderloin filets are quickly seared, then fried in butter. Tastes great with freshly ground black pepper and a Bernaise sauce. 

Murphy Steaks

Submitted by: Carisa Yake
If you love garlic, you 'll love Murphy steak. Slivers of fresh garlic are inserted into slits cut into the surface of each steak. After chilling in the fridge to mingle all the garlic flavor, they 're grilled and served up to four lucky people. 

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Sesame Beef Tenderloin

Submitted by: Sara Dakin
Provided by: Taste of Home
'A sesame seed and honey glaze makes this roast elegant,' says Sara Dakin from Longmont, Colorado. 

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Persian Cucumber Yogurt (Maast-o Khiar)

Submitted by: SASHAYEGHI
This cool and healthy dip can be served along side rice and meat, or simply with bread. No Persian meal is complete without Maast-o khiar! This dish is best if refrigerated for a few hours, but if you are strapped for time feel free to serve after mixing. 

Phil and Tony's Killer Caraway Beef Tenderloin

Submitted by: Phil
This is a simple yet highly delicious fillet mignon recipe. Caraway seed, coarsely ground kosher salt and coarsely ground pepper gives this delicious cut of beef a nutty taste explosion - and its easy to do! Ideal thickness of the filet should be 1 1/2 inches thick. The filet can also be pan-seared and then finished in the oven at 350 degrees F. if you don't have an outdoor grill. Sauteed mushrooms in butter go great with this dish. 

Herbed and Spiced Roasted Beef Tenderloin

Submitted by: Eileen D.
Here's a special-occasion roast enhanced with classic seasonings. Roasting two large ends of tenderloin instead of one whole piece ensures even cooking. (The meat needs to be coated with its aromatic rub, then chilled for at least six hours before roasting.) 
 
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