Aush is a classic winter dish in Afghan cuisine. It's a hearty noodle soup cooked with Quroot, an iconic Afghan winter meals ingredient. Follow along for an easy step by step recipe (instructional video also included)
Aush is a vegan-friendly Afghan noodle soup, featuring a blend of earthy spices and hearty legumes, topped with a unique hot garlic oil. It's a comforting, fragrant dish, perfect for those seeking a warming, plant-based meal.
Loaded with spices, filled with meat and pasta, and enriched with cream, this divine soup will brighten even the coolest of autumn days or dreariest of winter nights.
Generally, Ash (Āsh) refers to a dense soup that is made of herbs & legumes. When we add noodles, which in Perisan called: Reshteh, the Ash becomes "Ash of Reshteh". It is the most popular type of Ash in Iran.
By Humaira Aush is responsible for my friendship with Katie.I took a big pot of Aush to a school potluck. Since it was an unfamiliar dish to many, I stood next to the pot of Aush and gave everyone instructions on the assembly, ingredients, and history. It was a great way to meet new parents, one of
Ash is a thick soup that features special flat wheat noodles. While the recipe below is Afghan, Ash is part Iranian, Azerbaijani, Caucasian and Turkish.